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OSAGE NATION RESERVATION, OKLA. (May 9, 2024) - Osage Nation has received incredible outreach from community members, elected officials, and organizations offering support. Anyone who wishes to contribute monetarily can donate to the Osage Nation Foundation here https://www.osagefoundation.

University of Oklahoma to end NEW Leadership program over governor’s executive order OKLAHOMA CITY — The closure of a popular women’s leadership program has caused uproar among female officials at the state Capitol and across Oklahoma, who say the governor’s executive order against diversity, equity and inclusion is striking down initiatives meant to improve representation. The University of Oklahoma announced last week the National Education for Women’s Leadership program, which encourages young women to engage in politics and public policy, will end because of an anti-DEI executive order Gov.

NEW YORK — The Knicks’ vibes were immaculate in the opening minutes of their Game 2, Eastern Conference semifinals matchup against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday. Forward OG Anunoby came out aggressive on offense — arguably more aggressive than he had been to start a game all season — scoring 10 of the Knicks’ first 18 points.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When the Royals selected Brady Singer with the 18th overall pick of the 2018 MLB draft, they envisioned the right-hander being a stalwart of the rotation for years.

May 8—After arriving to the majors in 2022 and returning for brief stints in 2023, the big league opportunities through the first six weeks of the 2024 season were already the most plentiful of any stretch in the young career of Cardinals rookie Ivan Herrera.