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Paul Monies
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Reporter, Oklahoma Watch
Oklahoma City
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By Paul Monies Verified| Oklahoma Watch Verified The chief of staff for Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ used messaging app Signal to communicate and coordinate policy with groups opposed to environmental, social and governance standards, according to an open records lawsuit. In a deposition taken in February, Chief of Staff Jordan Harvey said she used the app in late 2022 and early 2023. At the time, the newly elected treasurer was figuring out how to implement the Oklahoma Energy Discrimination Elimination Act.
By Paul Monies Verified| Duncan Banner Verified The Trump Administration has partially restored federal family planning grants for Oklahoma, effectively ending a legal dispute pending before the U.S. Supreme Court that questioned if the federal government could require abortion referrals for pregnant women seeking options about their reproductive health.
By Paul Monies Verified| Oklahoma Watch Verified The chief of staff for Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ used messaging app Signal to communicate and coordinate policy with groups opposed to environmental, social and governance standards, according to an open records lawsuit. In a deposition taken in February, Chief of Staff Jordan Harvey said she used the app in late 2022 and early 2023. At the time, the newly elected treasurer was figuring out how to implement the Oklahoma Energy Discrimination Elimination Act.
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Oklahoma Watch
Oklahoma Watch is a nonprofit organization focused on investigative and in-depth journalism that addresses public-policy issues and quality-of-life challenges in Oklahoma. Established to serve the public, its mission is to hold government officials accountable and foster discussions on important state matters through fact-driven reporting. The organization is nonpartisan and emphasizes transparency, ethical journalism, and community engagement. It produces in-depth stories on topics such as education, healthcare, criminal justice, and economic disparities. Oklahoma Watch also analyzes public policies and engages with the community through newsletters, events, and collaborative projects. Additionally, it trains and mentors emerging journalists, promoting ethical standards and innovative storytelling. Headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Watch relies on donations and reader support to sustain its operations. Its work has contributed to policy changes and increased public awareness, making it a vital resource for residents seeking reliable information on state issues.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
+1 405-594-2429
Founded: 2010