Saturday, June 3, 2023

Politics

Aug. 23 is first primary debate for GOP presidential candidates, but who will be on the stage?

To kick off the upcoming 2024 presidential election cycle, the Republican National Committee unveiled requirements for candidates to participate in the first debate, scheduled...

By the numbers: Highlights of Alaska’s 2023 legislative session

By ERICK CORDERO GIORGANA, BETHANY MARCUM, AND CARMELA WARFIELD The first regular session of the 33rd legislature adjourned on May 17, with a one-day special session...

The 907

Columns

Harry McDonald: Legislature deserves credit

By HARRY MCDONALD While the recently completed legislative session was at times messy, the final outcome was a good one: a balanced budget, a reasonable and...

Rick Whitbeck: Here’s another horrible tax conceived in the swamp

By RICK WHITBECK Despite yearslong pushback from small businesses, manufacturers, and consumers, Congress is once again considering "carbon border adjustment tax" legislation which will unfairly impact the...

AK Almanac

The Social

Tickets going fast: DC Draino appears Thursday and Friday in Alaska

Rogan O'Handley, known on social media as DC Draino, will be making appearances in Alaska this week. O'Handley has millions of social media followers who...

From Ketchikan to Fairbanks, Memorial Day events calendar

Anchorage 9-10:30 am, on the Delaney Park Strip, at 9th Avenue and I Street. Hosted by the Municipality of Anchorage, the event honors those who...

Target, Bud Light, now North Face? Transgender and drag queen marketing leading to stocks slipping

North Face, the Denver clothing company founded in 1966 to supply hardcore mountain climbers, has joined the hardcore transgender marketing trend. In advance of...

This Just In

Bud Light grants $200,000 to National LGBT Chamber of Commerce

Bud Light and the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce, the "exclusive certifying body for LGBT-owned businesses," announced they are extending their partnership to support economic opportunities and...

Spoiled concrete: Supreme Court weighs in on right to strike definitions in Washington Teamster case

In a landmark decision on Thursday, the United States Supreme Court established a new definition concerning limits on the right to strike under federal...

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