Oklahoma Rural Association

Congress is debating the CLARITY Act in the Senate Finance and Agriculture committees. This bill, while well-intended, does not go far enough to protect rural Oklahoma's interests. As we enter the digital space, we need protections for our country bankers and financial institutions. We are asking Senator Lankford to vote no on the CLARITY Act in its current form.

Great news for families: The App Store Accountability Act has advanced out of committee in the U.S. House.

For parents here in Oklahoma and across rural America, raising kids in the digital age isn’t easy. Apps can expose children to content and interactions that families never intended. Parents deserve real tools to guide what their kids can access online.

That’s why the App Store Accountability Act is such an important step forward. By placing basic safety measures at the app store level, this bill helps ensure that app ratings reflect actual content and that age verification and parental approval happen before kids download apps, not after problems occur.

As we work to grow rural America, it is important that we take safeguards to protect our kids and preserve our way of life. There is no easy answer to the dangers online, but we must take steps to protect kids.

Rural Americans need as many health options as possible. Why is it that recently, many FDA drugs have been halted?

We can’t let someone who shares the views of Bernie Sanders decide what health care looks like for rural Americans. This unelected bureaucrat shouldn’t make health choices for rural Oklahomans!

We should have as many options and choices as possible.

Opinion | Vinay Prasad Is a Bernie Sanders Acolyte in MAHA Drag A top FDA appointee who doesn’t think patients can be trusted to make their own healthcare decisions.

We commend Attorney General Getner Drummond for his work and vigilance to keep companies like State Farm from hurting Oklahoma consumers.

Drummond Seeks to Intervene in State Farm Case Over Hail Claims | The McCarville Report Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has moved to intervene in a lawsuit against State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, alleging the insurer ran a coordinated program to reduce or deny roof-related hail and wind damage claims while increasing premiums.