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Representative Kevin Hern Sells PROGRESS SOFTWARE Stock Amidst Congressional Trading Activity

Representative Kevin Hern Sells PROGRESS SOFTWARE Stock Amidst Congressional Trading Activity

Representative Kevin Hern, from Oklahoma's 1st congressional district, has engaged in stock market transactions, including the sale of PROGRESS SOFTWARE ($PRGS) stock. According to recent congressional trade reports, Representative Hern sold up to $50,000 worth of PROGRESS SOFTWARE stock on August 31st. This transaction is part of a broader pattern of congressional stock trading, where members of Congress have traded $PRGS stock one time in the past six months, with that single instance being a sale. The company, PROGRESS SOFTWARE, is anticipated to release its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, September 30th, after market close, with analysts projecting revenues of $252,271,704 and earnings of $1.55 per share. In the second quarter of 2026, PROGRESS SOFTWARE reported revenues of $253.5 million, marking a 6.79% increase from the same period in the previous year.

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Novo Nordisk A/S

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Novo Nordisk A/S

Representative Kevin Hern (Republican-Oklahoma) recently sold shares of Novo Nordisk A/S (NYSE: NVO). A filing disclosed on September 25th revealed that the Representative sold between $1,001 and $15,000 worth of Novo Nordisk A/S stock on September 10th. This transaction was made through the Representative's "KEVIN HERN TRADITIONAL IRA" account. Novo Nordisk A/S is a Denmark-based global pharmaceutical company specializing in treatments for diabetes, obesity, and other chronic diseases. Its product portfolio includes injectable and oral medicines for diabetes, such as insulin products and GLP-1 therapies like Ozempic and Rybelsus, as well as the obesity treatment Wegovy. The company also develops and markets products for rare blood disorders, growth hormone therapies, and hormone replacement treatments. Shares of NVO opened at $38.69 on Tuesday, with a market capitalization of $172.77 billion.

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Colgate-Palmolive Company from IRA Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Colgate-Palmolive Company from IRA Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Colgate-Palmolive Company from IRA Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Linde PLC from Family Foundation Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Linde PLC from Family Foundation Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Linde PLC from Family Foundation Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Illinois Tool Works Inc. from Family Trust Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Illinois Tool Works Inc. from Family Trust Account

Representative Kevin Hern Sells Shares of Illinois Tool Works Inc. from Family Trust Account

Texas A&M's Battered Aggie Syndrome is back. Was Mike Elko success a mirage?

Texas A&M's Battered Aggie Syndrome is back. Was Mike Elko success a mirage?

There's some comfort in the familiarity of routines. Like, Texas A&M revealing itself to be a total fraud.

Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch Criticizes 'Perpetual Emergency' and Executive Overreach in Colorado Appearance

Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch Criticizes 'Perpetual Emergency' and Executive Overreach in Colorado Appearance

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Gorsuch recently voiced strong criticism against the concept of a 'perpetual emergency' and the extensive delegation of authority to the executive branch through emergency legislation. Speaking in Colorado Springs at the Bench & Bar Conference of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, Justice Gorsuch argued that such practices are detrimental to a healthy democracy. He highlighted a trend where an increasing number of issues are being elevated to the federal level and subsequently shifted to the executive branch, often under the guise of an emergency. This perspective aligns with his judicial philosophy, which often emphasizes the separation of powers and limits on federal authority. His remarks come amidst broader discussions about the balance of power within the U.S. government and the role of the judiciary in upholding constitutional principles. Justice Gorsuch also touched upon issues of religious freedom and the interpretation of treaties with Native America...

U.S. Cost of Living Varies Significantly Across States, with Hawaii Most Expensive

U.S. Cost of Living Varies Significantly Across States, with Hawaii Most Expensive

The cost of living in the United States shows considerable variation by state and region. Hawaii is identified as the most expensive state, with living costs approximately 84.8% above the national average. Conversely, Oklahoma is noted as the cheapest state, with living costs 16.5% below the national average. Within specific localities, such as Hamilton County, Indiana, housing costs are particularly high, with a median home price around $493,000 and an average two-bedroom rent of about $1,460 per month. These figures highlight the diverse economic landscapes across the U.S., where essential expenses like housing, utilities, and transportation can differ dramatically. Budgeting for relocation requires a comprehensive understanding of these regional differences to ensure financial preparedness.

Oklahoma Law Does Not Specify Minimum Age for Child Front Seat Occupancy, Emphasizes Restraint Systems

Oklahoma Law Does Not Specify Minimum Age for Child Front Seat Occupancy, Emphasizes Restraint Systems

Oklahoma law currently does not mandate a specific minimum age for children to sit in the front seat of a vehicle. However, the law does require children aged eight years and younger to be properly secured in a child passenger restraint system. This includes rear-facing systems for children two and under, appropriate restraint systems for children aged two to four, and child passenger restraint systems or booster seats for children aged four to eight who are less than 4 feet, 9 inches tall. Children eight and over, or taller than 4'9", may use the vehicle's regular seat belt. While Oklahoma's laws are more flexible compared to many other states, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends that children remain in the back seat until they reach 13 years of age to enhance safety and reduce the risk of injuries from airbags or improperly fitting seat belts.

Federal Judge Grants Injunction for Jewish Charter School in Oklahoma, Setting Stage for Potential Supreme Court Challenge

Federal Judge Grants Injunction for Jewish Charter School in Oklahoma, Setting Stage for Potential Supreme Court Challenge

A federal judge in Oklahoma, U.S. District Court Judge David L. Russell, has granted a preliminary injunction allowing a proposed Jewish charter school, National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation, to proceed despite the nonsectarian requirement of the Oklahoma Charter Schools Act. The ruling, issued on Thursday, states that the nonsectarian provision in the state law discriminates against otherwise eligible recipients solely due to their religious character, thereby violating the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment. This decision directly conflicts with a 2024 Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling in Drummond v. Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, which blocked the proposed St. Isidore Catholic Charter School. The U.S. Supreme Court had previously left the Oklahoma Supreme Court's decision in place after a 4-4 ruling in 2025, with Justice Amy Coney Barrett recusing herself from the case. Attorneys representing the Ben Gamla foundation and the Statewide Charter School Board, who suppor...

Kirby Smart says Oklahoma helped Georgia 'a lot'

Kirby Smart says Oklahoma helped Georgia 'a lot'

Georgia dominated Oklahoma 41-13 behind four Oklahoma turnovers and a standout performance from receiver Talyn Taylor.

Rain and Cooler Temps Expected Mid-Week in Oklahoma

Rain and Cooler Temps Expected Mid-Week in Oklahoma

Oklahoma is set to experience a shift in weather this week, starting with isolated showers early in the week and transitioning to more widespread rain by mid-week. According to News9.com, temperatures will remain in the 90s (32-35°C) through Tuesday, with some areas in northern Oklahoma seeing highs in the 80s (27-31°C). A storm system moving in from the west, combined with moisture from Hurricane Polo in the Eastern Pacific, will increase rain chances significantly by Tuesday night and Wednesday. This system will also bring cooler temperatures, with highs dropping into the 80s (27-31°C) and 70s (21-26°C) by mid-week.