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By STEVE ROBERTS CHARLESTON -- The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce would like to thank Rep.

Here's how Oklahoma senators and House of Representatives members voted on key bills and amendments last week.

The Military Order of the Purple Heart is partnering with Workforce Oklahoma to conduct a Veterans' Job Fair and Business Opportunity Summit on Feb.

U.S. Congressman Dan Boren voted to provide local firefighters with the tools and resources they need to prevent and fight fires, and to continue keeping communities safe.

Showing new signs of life after the embarrassing debacle in New York's 23rd Congressional District, U.S. Rep.

The Cherokee Nation is supporting the primary opponent of a California congresswoman who has been at odds with the tribe over its stance on the descendants of freedmen.

We've compiled a list of Texoma Veterans Day events. If you have an event you'd like to see added to our list, email it to firstnews@kxii.com. Grayson Co.

Here's how Oklahoma senators and House of Representatives members voted on key bills and amendments last week.

Here's how Oklahoma senators and House of Representatives members voted on key bills and amendments last week.

Ft. Hood went into lock down Thursday afternoon when a shooter or shooters opened fire on U.S. military personel at the killing 12 and wounding 31 people.

Perhaps the most symbolic fact about why it's so difficult to pass rational health care reform in this country involves U.S. Rep.

Hatch vows House health bill will never pass the Senate The Hill ^ Posted on Monday, November 09, 2009 10:32:11 AM by Sub-Driver Hatch vows House health bill will never pass the Senate By Michael O'Brien - 11/09/09 09:57 AM ET The healthcare plan approved by the House over the weekend will never pass the Senate, Sen.

Tulsa Police officer "seriously injured" early Sunday morning as woman runs red light at 71st and Harvard and officer T-bones her.

The Times notes that 31 of these Democrats represent districts won by John McCain, as if that's a sufficient excuse.

Rep. Dan Boren , who voted against the Pelosi health-care reform bill that was approved by the House yesterday, said he did so because it raises taxes and will lead to a single-payer health care system in the United States.

The Associated Press : "Voting is set for Saturday on the 10-year, $1.2 trillion legislation that embraces Obama's goals of extending health coverage to tens of millions of uninsured Americans and putting tough new restrictions on insurance companies." The points of contention remain abortion and immigration .

New figures from the watchdog group Center for Responsive Politics show 44% of the nation's members of congress are millionaires and four of them are Okahomans in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House.

"the bill 'does not do enough to contain costs, or protect small businesses, seniors, taxpayers and middle class familiesI am not satisfied that it curbs costs and keeps health care affordable in the long term." ADLER: REP.

WASHINGTON The U.S. House narrowly approved legislation Saturday to make dramatic changes to the nation's health-care system, provide coverage to almost all Americans and address rising costs.

With today's much anticipated vote on the House health care bill, liberal blogger-political activist Mike Stark decided to speak with a few Republican members of Congress as they made their way around the Hill today for a last minute anti-healthcare reform rally.