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  • Mitt Romney delivers the keynote address at Liberty University's commencement ceremony in Lynchburg, Va., on Saturday. In his speech, Romney told students that "marriage is a relationship between one man and one woman."
    Gay Republicans Still Look For Romney's Support
    One group watching Mitt Romney's position on same-sex marriage closely is the Log Cabin Republicans, a group that advocates for gay rights. Founder Rich Tafel says the presumptive GOP presidential candidate needs to show some support if he hopes to win valuable swing voters this fall.
  • What Would They Sound Like Today?
    We asked KAKC's jocks to recreate a bit of their airshft and imagine what the station might sound like today. These re-creations were produced by Beau…
  • Oklahoma Wheat Farmers Rejoice! 2012: A Bumper Crop
    Oklahoma wheat shaping up for bumper harvestOKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma winter wheat farmers are starting to harvest, and agriculture officials say good…
  • Casino site at 129th East and 111th South
    Ruling Soon on B.A. Casino
    TULSA, Okla. (AP) — A federal judge could decide whether a little-known Indian tribe of 350 members can legally build a casino in the Tulsa suburb of…
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    Escapee Captured South of Bixby
    STONE BLUFF, Okla. (AP) — Authorities say the last of three men to have escaped from the Okfuskee County Jail has been arrested.Okfuskee County Sheriff's…
  • Car Crashes into Out-house. Driver Hospitalized.
    A Sand Springs man is hospitalized after an early Sunday morning car crash on I-244 in Tulsa.The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says 24-year-old Marshall Douglas…
  • Overnight Shooting Sends Two Tulsa Teens to Hospital
    Tulsa Police are looking into an overnight shooting in East Tulsa. It happened around 2AM at an apartment complex near 31st and Garnett. Police say…
  • Zimbabwe's government has exercised control over most of the media. Here, workers sort out copies of <em>The Daily News</em>, one of the few independent newspapers. It was allowed to reopen in March 2011 after being shut down for years because it was critical of the government.
    In Zimbabwe's Media, It's All About Robert Mugabe
    Under an agreement three years ago, Zimbabwe's government was supposed to start easing its grip on the media. But that hasn't happened, and Zimbabweans often resort to listening to foreign broadcasts.
  • Opposition Wins Major State Vote In Germany
    Voters in Germany's most populous state, North Rhine Westphalia, have delivered a major blow to the ruling party, the Christian Democrats, led by Chancellor Angela Merkel. Weekends on All Things Considered host Guy Raz talks with Michael Kolz, the chief political reporter for German station Phoenix, about why the results in North Rhine Westphalia matter and what they mean for the left-wing Social Democrats.
  • <em>The Tonight Show</em> Starring Johnny Carson (1962 - 1992 NBC) c. 1970's
    Johnny Carson: 'King Of Late Night,' A Man Unknown
    This year marks the 50th anniversary of when Johnny Carson took over The Tonight Show. For 30 years, Carson reached a nightly audience 15 million people, but he was also intensely private. Guy Raz talks with Peter Jones, director of a documentary looking at the Carson's public and personal lives.
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