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2 in jail after possible abduction call in south Tulsa The Tulsa Police Department said two people were arrested after a possible abduction call in south Tulsa Wednesday night. Read more2 in jail after possible abduction call in south Tulsa A Broken Arrow man passed away on Wednesday evening after an accidental shootin

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At Dallas midterm convention Trump promises $5,000 dividend if Republicans win in November

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (112+ words) Criminally Obsessed examines how the Lindsay Clancy trial could change the way we discuss postpartum treatments. President Donald Trump delivers the Presidential Keynote at the Republican National Committee's Midterm Convention in Dallas, Texas. DALLAS, Texas (TNND) — President Donald Trump made…...

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Stock trades emerge as midterm weapon, voters sour on lawmakers’ portfolios

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (277+ words) WASHINGTON (TNND) — As midterm campaigns heat up, candidates in competitive races are increasingly turning their opponents’ stock trading records into political ammunition, tapping into voter frustration over members of Congress buying and selling individual stocks while in office. Heated primaries…...