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NEW YORK — Saying her past anti-Asian and homophobic tweets have overshadowed her work, Alexi McCammond said Thursday that she and publisher C…
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A bill that would allow social media users to sue social media companies for “censoring” their political or religious speech passed through th…
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Oklahoma state Sen. Rob Standridge, R-Norman, has introduced a bill that would create punishments for social media companies that delete users…
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Editor's note: The Transcript did not publish screenshots containing QAnon messages to avoid perpetuating conspiracy theories.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma State Department of Health will pay a private public relations company about $15,000 a month to handle most of the state’s COVID-19 crisis communications through the end of the year.
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Three different home invasion robberies in West Norman were reported on Monday morning, the Norman Police Department said Tuesday afternoon.
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NORMAN — With the advent of social media, a new political battleground is emerging for voters, pundits, elected officials and candidates alike.
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Former City Councilwoman Alex Scott’s social media posts will be used as evidence in a Fraternal Order of Police lawsuit filed against the cit…
As the pandemic wears on and normally good-natured people grow more stir-crazy, the angst of the aggrieved continues to grow, and the tendency to lash out at others seems to go unchecked. The most glaring example is the divide fostered between those who support law enforcement communities, and those who are part of the movement to spotlight injustices Black Americans are suffering.
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