James Lankford: “I will continue to make time to visit with first responders around our state to personally thank them for their service.”

Reminder: clocks fall back Sunday. Alarm clocks change. Babies’ clocks don’t. Every mom and dad of young kids knows it. Time to stop the twice-a-year reset. Lock the clock.

How we talk about antisemitism matters for the next generation.

We are now living in the world of Oct. 8, where antisemitism is growing, and antisemitic incidents involving harassment, assault, and vandalism are more frequent now than they were before Oct. 7, 2023.

In the Oct. 8 world, we each have the responsibility to call out antisemitism wherever we see it, to defend human dignity, and to speak out for the inherent right of religious liberty for all people.