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Tulsa News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Tulsa News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Tulsa with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to neighborhood updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Tulsa. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and

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1:33

Trade Pause, Military Shifts, and Florida Wins |...

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2026/08/19

Trade tensions ease as Trump pauses 50% tariffs on Canadian goods after last-minute deal, while U.S.-South Korea drills scale back amid North Korea outreach. In Florida, a progressive Democrat wins Senate nomination and Trump-backed Byron Donalds edges toward becoming state’s first Black governor. Meanwhile, a historic White House building gets the green light for a $7.5M paint job — sparking preservation debate. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:47

The Untold Role of Natalie Harp | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Natalie Harp, Trump’s longtime executive assistant and inner-circle confidante, is suddenly in the spotlight after Senator Jon Ossoff joked she’s more important than presidential duties—suggesting Trump’d rather build a ballroom and travel with her. Known for her quiet but critical role, Harp has been a fixture around Trump for years, often overshadowed by public aides but trusted by top officials to relay messages. She’s even escorted by Secret Service alongside national security heavyweights,

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1:39

AI’s Rise Is Shifting Career Paths | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

AI’s rise is forcing a career rethink—especially in Oklahoma, where more people are ditching four-year degrees for skilled trades. Hands-on jobs like plumbing and HVAC aren’t just safer from automation—they’re in high demand. William Wycoff, who only recently found his groove in plumbing, says he regrets not jumping in sooner. With accessible training programs like Tulsa Tech’s (under 18 months) and early exposure for teens, these trades offer real job security and fulfillment as the workforce

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1:40

Frank Beard ZZ Top Drummer Remembered | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Frank Beard, the relentless heartbeat of ZZ Top for over 50 years, has died at 77, leaving behind a legacy of groove, grit, and iconic Texas sound. From the founding days with Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill to global stardom fueled by MTV and hits like “Sharp Dressed Man,” Beard’s drumming was the unshakable foundation of a band that sold 50 million records and shaped rock, blues, and funk. Tributes poured in from drummers across genres, honoring his innovation and influence. As ZZ Top vows to

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1:14

Military Opens Criminal Probe in Gaza | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Israeli military announces criminal investigations into two Gaza incidents: the death of five-year-old Hind Rajab and the killing of 15 Palestinian paramedics. Amid a review of 150 incidents, only these two are getting probe status — while three other deadly attacks on aid workers won’t be investigated. A significant but selective step in accountability amid ongoing conflict. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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2:21

TPS Rises: Growth, Attendance, and Change | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Tulsa Public Schools is launching the new school year with bold goals: rising test scores, falling chronic absenteeism, and a stronger focus on student well-being. Superintendent Ebony Johnson celebrates a 8% jump in fifth-grade science proficiency, driven by data-driven teaching and targeted support. Attendance has improved thanks to community collaboration, while new policies—like cell phone restrictions and mandatory 40-minute recess—are being smoothly implemented. The district is also

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1:59

Bonds Are the Quiet MVP of Investing | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Bonds might seem dull, but they’re quietly powering your portfolio—lending money to governments or companies for steady interest payments and guaranteed returns at maturity. As rates climb, older bonds with lower yields lose appeal, causing prices to dip, while falling rates make them more valuable. They smooth out market swings, manage risk, and deliver reliable income—even when headlines ignore them. Don’t ditch them for flashier options; they’re the steady foundation keeping your financial

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1:46

Florida’s Upsets Shape Midterm Outlook | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

In a stunning upset, Florida’s progressive lawmaker Angie Nixon toppled a heavily funded opponent, fueling a wave of outsider victories that’s reshaping the political landscape. Meanwhile, GOP Rep. Byron Donalds clinched the governor’s nomination—potentially making him the state’s first Black governor. With redrawn maps and shifting allegiances, voters across Alaska, Wyoming, and California are casting ballots amid chaos—including confusing ballot matchups with identical last names. Incumbents

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1:26

Ukrainian National Arrested in Pipeline Sabotage |...

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2026/08/19

German prosecutors arrest a Ukrainian national in Croatia linked to the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions — a major geopolitical move as investigations continue into sabotage that shook Europe’s energy security.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest

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1:32

Fedorov Demands Elections Amid War | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov is demanding elections amid the war, arguing that corruption and a broken system are crippling Ukraine’s fight for survival. Despite martial law blocking elections, Fedorov insists democratic renewal is vital—even in wartime. His dismissal last July, possibly over his push to reform defense procurement, has sparked massive protests in Kyiv calling for his return. Now, as Parliament debates Zelenskyy’s new pick for defense chief, Fedorov warns

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2:01

Drills Cut as U.S. Pressures South Korea | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

U.S. and South Korea have cut their joint military drills short—ending after just five days instead of eleven—citing improved ties with North Korea and South Korea’s lack of support on Iran. While framed as diplomatic goodwill, experts warn this move risks weakening alliance readiness, especially since the drills are vital for maintaining combat coordination. North Korea, which sees the exercises as invasion rehearsals, has already launched missiles and condemned them as dangerous. Some believe

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1:14

Ukraine’s Drones Bring War Home to Russia | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Ukrainian drones strike a massive Moscow logistics hub, igniting flames the next morning — part of a bold strategy to bring the war home and pressure Putin. Targeting deep inside Russia, these long-range strikes hit military, industrial, and retail sites, forcing civilians to feel the war’s toll. Ukraine’s 413th “Raid” drone regiment, staffed by former opera singers and coders, is ramping up missions to make Russian skies fear their shadow — all in pursuit of peace through pain. Listen

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1:49

Gold Miners Fuel Ebola Spread in Congo | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

In eastern Congo’s deadly Ebola outbreak, mobile gold miners—many children among them—are turning the region into a nightmare for containment: constantly moving between villages, ignoring hygiene, and evading health workers in remote, conflict-ridden zones. With no vaccine or treatment for this new strain, and no way to track their movements, infected miners could unknowingly spark new outbreaks across communities. For kids like 11-year-old Isaac, survival means scraping by for $2 a day, not

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1:10

China Lands Rocket Booster on Land | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

China just nailed a historic milestone in space tech—successfully landing a rocket booster on solid ground for the first time, marking a giant leap toward reusable launch systems. While they’ve previously recovered stages at sea, this land-based touchdown showcases unprecedented precision and control. Equipped with deployable landing legs, the feat highlights China’s serious push to slash costs and compete globally in the space race—right alongside rivals like Japan and companies such as

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1:53

Unitree’s Robot IPO Shocks Markets | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Unitree just made history with its explosive Shanghai IPO, soaring 629% on day one and raising $904 million—becoming China’s first publicly traded humanoid robotics giant. Since launching in 2016, the company has surged ahead of U.S. rivals, shipping over 5,000 units last year alone. While dazzling backflips grab headlines, analysts stress these robots are still lab demos—not yet ready for real-world industrial work. Unitree plans to reinvest IPO funds into R&D and manufacturing, setting a new

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1:09

Senator Graham’s National Security Moment | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Senator Darline Graham, stepping into her late brother’s military-backed Senate seat, faced a tough debate question on Taiwan and the South China Sea—admitting she’s not an expert but pledging unwavering support for the armed forces. With a family legacy of service, she’s running against Representative Ralph Norman in a runoff after earning a surprise endorsement from President Trump. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise

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1:37

Cambridge Professor’s Death Sparks Debate | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Cambridge’s youngest Black professor, Jason Arday, died at his London home amid a whirlwind of controversy — allegations of plagiarism and misrepresentation erupted just as he was being celebrated as a diversity milestone. The media frenzy, critics argue, was disproportionate and racially charged, exposing how institutions and the press treat Black public figures differently than their white counterparts. An open letter demands a public inquiry into media conduct, citing harm to a vulnerable

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1:54

Haredi Exemptions and Israel's Future | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

A fierce national debate rages in Israel over military service exemptions for Haredi men, whose religious leaders argue Torah study is their highest duty—even amid war. Originally granted post-Holocaust to rebuild their community, these exemptions have ballooned, leaving many young Haredim unenlisted and out of the workforce, straining a nation at war. While Haredis see their devotion as patriotic sacrifice against secular threats, soldiers and officials call the exemptions unconscionable. New

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1:28

Standing Near Medians Could Become Illegal | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Tulsa’s city council is pushing a new safety rule that bans anyone from standing within 18 inches of street medians on roads with speed limits over 25 mph — targeting protesters and others who’ve been seen holding signs in traffic islands. The move aims to prevent accidents by creating a buffer zone between pedestrians and speeding vehicles, especially on narrower medians under three feet wide. It’s about balancing free expression with public safety — drawing a clear line where it’s safe to

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1:19

Okemah Police Crisis Deepens | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Okemah, Oklahoma, is in turmoil as five police officers—including the chief—are gone, three fired and two resigning after a tense September 15 meeting. Allegations of policy violations and failure to report calls swirl amid internal strife, while the Attorney General’s Office steps in to handle law enforcement until stability returns. They’re focused on crime—not politics—and hint at federal funding tied to city projects. The former chief is already seeking new work, and Okemah’s future hangs

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