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House lawmakers on Wednesday advanced various bills that attempt to control how taxpayer funds can be spent on health care-related services. -
The leader of the Cherokee Nation vowed to fight to protect Medicaid expansion as Republicans legislators move to make substantial changes to it. -
A measure introduced in the legislature this year would prohibit anyone in Oklahoma from suing fossil fuel companies for damages related to the effects of climate change or greenhouse gas emissions. -
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