On July 26, 2020, President Donald Trump signed an executive order under which the U.S. government’s Medicare Part D program would have negotiated lower prescription drug prices based on an “International Price Index.”
To the Editor:
On Wednesday, Sept. 1, I had respiratory failure and could not breathe. When trying to find the correct door to enter the Emergency Room at the new SSM St. Anthony Healthplex, one would think you would go to the large red ER letters on the building. Guess what?
If you were paid $218,250 for a relatively light workload compared to your peers, how would you respond?
University of Oklahoma Professor Suzette Grillot opted for insubordination and filing lawsuits filled with inflammatory allegations against her employer.
With news channels on 24/7, we can all be overwhelmed.
This is true, especially when those channels focus on one or two items, repeating the same headlines every few minutes.
The channel’s commentators all see the events in the same way.
To the Editor:
Lori Merhib, your letter to the editor was so well-written and covered every issue that America is now experiencing.
We live in Oklahoma City and take the El Reno paper as well of what’s left of the Daily Oklahoman. It is very doubtful your letter would be printed in that paper.
To the Editor:
I am so frustrated over what is coming out of our country’s capital and lawmakers that I am compelled to speak out.
I would love to have the luxury of time to march or organize a sit-in, but I work.
The Toyota Motor Company is one of the largest automobile manufacturers in the world.
As of February 2021, the company ranked No.10 on the Forbes Global 500 with revenues of more than $240 billion.
The Biden administration has dropped a lawsuit that President Donald Trump had filed on behalf of a pro-life nurse who was forced to participate in an abortion.