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Tax Breaks vs. Aid Cuts in New Bill | Tulsa News (opens the original)
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Republicans are pushing a sweeping bill that offers big tax breaks—like expanded child credits and higher deductions—while slashing food and healthcare aid with strict work requirements. Millions could lose support through SNAP and Medicaid, even as middle- and upper-income households gain. The bill’s projected to add $3.4 trillion to the deficit over a decade, shifting resources upward while leaving the poorest behind. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/di
Seahawks Rally Behind Defense | Tulsa News (opens the original)
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The Seahawks stunned the Patriots with a gritty 13-10 comeback win, turning a shaky start into a defensive masterclass. Sam Darnold went down early with a hip injury—no broken bone—but Drew Lock led a sluggish offense until the fourth quarter. That’s when the defense exploded, forcing three interceptions from MVP runner-up Drake Maye and sealing the game with clutch plays, including a game-ending interception by Josh Jobe. With their Super Bowl banner raised, Seattle proved resilience and grit c
Republicans Push Wild Midterm Gambit | Tulsa News (opens the original)
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Republicans are rallying hard at their big convention this week, betting President Trump can defy history and flip the midterm tide — even though he’s not on the ballot. With a wild $5K-per-adult promise (yes, really), soaring debt, and a laser focus on painting Democrats as extremists, the GOP is trying to energize its base before the NFL season steals the spotlight. But with top figures skipping, past controversies resurfacing, and Democrats pushing back, the race for Congress looks razor-thin
Tulsa Schools Face Closure Decisions | Tulsa News (opens the original)
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Tulsa Public Schools is on the brink of a major financial crisis, needing to cut $12 million from operating expenses—forcing tough decisions like closing or merging under-enrolled elementary schools. With 25 of 45 elementary schools running at 60% capacity or less, the district is already trimming $5 million over two years and dipping into reserves to stay afloat. Before any closures happen, they’re actively seeking community input through public meetings—including one on Sept. 18—and will prese
911 Still Shapes America 25 Years Later | Tulsa News (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, it’s still America’s most defining historical moment—outpacing even the pandemic in people’s memories. Older generations recall the shock and societal shifts, while younger ones feel its lasting impact on travel, surveillance, and national identity. Those aged fifty-plus remember it most vividly, with deep personal echoes from lost loved ones to career changes spurred by the tragedy. Yet confidence in government security has plummeted since the attacks, sparking deb
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