The Oklahoman - 2020-05-28

• MAN ON THE RUN
• OU parent sues for fee refund
• Medicaid expansion campaign kicks off with ads, tour
• House poised for proxy voting in historic first
• LOOKING AT POSSIBLE THUNDER SCENARIOS
• APPLIED WISDOM
• • Regional Food Bank parners with the U.S. Department of Agricultur­e to provide emergency food boxes
• • Oklahoma's Employment Security Commission has named a new interim director
• Restaurant and rapper partner for TEEM effort
• AG paid firm $200K for Creek case help
• Bodies found may be missing Tulsa children
• US deaths surpass 100,000 milestone
• Truckers risking health to keep America open
• Poll: 50% say they would get a COVID-19 vaccine
• Surviving emotional crises of COVID-19
• Location a key factor in safety precaution­s
• Coronaviru­s can’t break their training bond
• US marks grim milestone: 100,000 deaths
• Wynn to reopen Vegas hotel-casinos June 4
• Disney World sets July 11 reopening
• Cyprus pledges to cover costs for virus-hit tourists
• Montenegro open for tourists June 1
• Pompeo: Hong Kong no longer autonomous from China
• Mayor: Officer who put knee on man's neck should be charged
• Trump opposition throws surveillan­ce-expansion legislatio­n in doubt
• Trump threatens social media after Twitter fact-checks him
• Historic SpaceX launch postponed because of stormy weather
• Gucci, Saint Laurent seek radical redo of fashion calendars
• Many couples still happy together after months of coronaviru­s quarantine, study finds
• Wife can't shake distrust of husband caught in a lie
• HOROSCOPES
• HIS FINEST HOUR
• No WCWS is the `loss of celebratio­n'
• OKC-area districts to use OSSAA proposal
• JACI JONES WINS PRESTIGIOU­S AWARD
• Tennis brought father and son closer together
• SHINING BRIGHT
• Devon Energy filing rebuffs criticisms of performanc­e pay
• Observers worried about the future of Insure Oklahoma
• New law provides immunity from certain COVID-19 civil liability claims

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