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Cracking the Codenew

How did Bradley Manning go from small-town Oklahoman to WikiLeakes' most notorious contributor and alleged traitor?

Oklahoma Gazette | Ben Fenwick | 06-26-2013 | Features

After Being Captured and Released in Libya, Journo Anthony Shadid Feels Lucky to be Alivenew

"I think I'm getting too old for it," Shadid tells the Gazette. "I've never been lucky in anything except journalism, and I wonder if my luck in journalism is running out."

Oklahoma Gazette | Clifton Adcock | 04-06-2011 | Media

Tags: war, journalism, Middle East, New York Times, Libya, Anthony Shadid

WikiLeaker?new

Who is Crescent, Okla. native Bradley Manning, and why would he allegedly leak classified documents?

Oklahoma Gazette | Clifton Adcock | 01-04-2011 | War

Tags: WikiLeaks, Bradley Manning

Newspaper Cartoon Causes 'Fiesta' Flaknew

A recent political cartoon published in The Oklahoman is drawing as much heat as a wildfire during a burn ban.

Oklahoma Gazette | Oklahoma Gazette | 06-10-2009 | Media

Tags: Sonia Sotomayor, political cartoons, The Oklahoman

As Capitol Press Corps Shrinks, Government Controls Messagenew

Cutbacks have taken their toll on some of Oklahoma's top Capitol reporters.

Oklahoma Gazette | Scott Cooper | 02-26-2009 | Media

Tags: media, Oklahoma, government accountability

Gay Agenda Found by Oklahoma Politician?new

Oklahoma Rep. Sally Kern claims to have found the gay agenda. Another lawmaker is praying to God about a potential gubernatorial bid.

Oklahoma Gazette | Ben Fenwick | 02-18-2009 | LGBT

Tags: John Birch Society, Oklahoma, gay & lesbian issues, Randy Brogdon, Sally Kern

News Blues in Oklahomanew

The parent company of the Oklahoman is eliminating 155 positions, resulting in a 14 percent workforce cut. Following retirement buyouts, 46 individuals were terminated, according to the company.

Oklahoma Gazette | Rob Collins | 10-16-2008 | Media

Tags: journalism, media, layoffs, news industry, The Oklahoman

Fifty Years Ago, Black Activists Stood Up to Discrimination by Sitting Downnew

When 13 youths requested equal service at Katz Drug Store on Aug. 19, 1958, they tipped off what some say were the first major sustained sit-ins in the American civil rights movement.

Oklahoma Gazette | Emily Jerman | 08-06-2008 | Race & Class

Tags: civil rights, history, race relations, NAACP, Oklahoma City

Experts Ponder the Future of Small-Town Daily Papersnew

It's not breaking news, but daily rags are taking a beating. If the information age isn't kind to "offline" products of the fourth estate in urban areas, what's happening with newsprint in other markets? With subscriptions and profit margins dwindling, what will be tomorrow's news for smaller-market dailies?

Oklahoma Gazette | Rob Collins | 07-30-2008 | Media

Tags: journalism, media, Nebraska, newspapers, Daily Newspapers, small towns

Becoming Ungaynew

AltWeeklies Award - Cover Design

Oklahoma Gazette | Chris Street | 04-21-2008 | Media

Tags: media

"The Irony of a 'Christian' Inauguration," "Which Commandments Should Hang on the Wall?," "Flag Desecration"new

AltWeeklies Award - Column-Political

Oklahoma Gazette | Robin Meyers | 04-21-2008 | Media

Tags: media

Inside Iraq

At the war's fifth anniversary, Oklahoma soldiers are trying to turn insurgents into allies while fending off attacks at Iraq's largest detainee facility.

Oklahoma Gazette | Ben Fenwick | 03-19-2008 | War

Tags: war in iraq, Iraq, war & peace