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Monthly Archives: January, 2021

Class warfare: Students in Anchorage will be forced to kneel for hours, no recess

Update: Due to road conditions, in-person classes will not begin today in Anchorage. Some of the youngest students returning to classes today in Anchorage will...

JBER bans alcohol sales after 10 pm to reduce suicide

Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson announced on Facebook that, as of Jan. 15 it has banned the sale of alcohol on base between 10 pm and...

Must Read: 1776 Report

The 1776 Commission, created by executive order of President Donald Trump and comprised of scholars and historians, released its report rebutting reckless “re-education” attempts,...

A fresh, more productive approach to legislative budget analysis?

Until proven otherwise, many legislative observers are saying that Alexei Painter, the young director of the Alaska Legislative Finance Division for the past five...

Ed Sniffen named Attorney General for Alaska

Acting Attorney General Ed Sniffen will become Alaska's Attorney General, said Gov. Mike Dunleavy in a statement today. Sniffen took on the role of the...

Craig Campbell: A nation in crisis

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN RETAIN THEIR FREE SPEECH RIGHTS By CRAIG E. CAMPBELL I just finished reading a very disturbing story in Must Read Alaska that said Major General William...

National Guard used political purity test on guardsmen prior to DC trip

Most civilians would be forgiven if they believed that when you join the National Guard, you're vetted for fitness, patriotism, and duty to country,...

Who has filed for Anchorage elected offices so far?

The filing period for Anchorage mayor and school board seats opened on Friday. So far, eight have filed for mayor for the April 6...

Tier 1: What if COVID ended up saving the State millions?

File this under idle speculation: COVID could end up saving the State of Alaska millions of dollars. That's because COVID-19 kills off the elderly...

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