Monthly Archives: November, 2021
Breaking: AIDEA sues Biden Administration over oil lease violations, abuse of power
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority on Thursday filed a lawsuit against President Joe Biden, Secretary of the Department of the Interior Deb...
Biden’s jab rule: Businesses with over 100 workers have until Jan. 4 to enact mandate
The Biden Administration today announced that businesses with more than 100 employees must have their workforce fully vaccinated for Covid-19 no later than Jan....
Don Young invites photographers to send photos of Alaska for ongoing virtual exhibit
Alaska Congressman Don Young announced, “Picturesque Alaska,” his initiative to showcase Alaskan photographers of all experience levels on the congressman’s official social media channels as part...
Nick Begich III draws in list of early endorsements in first week of campaign
Seven days ago, Nick Begich III announced in Wasilla his campaign to challenge Congressman Don Young. Nick is a Republican who served as Young's...
Daniel Smith: The engine light is on, and the election system needs fixing now
By DANIEL SMITH
There has been too much tinkering with our election systems over the last few years.
"If it’s not broken, don’t fix it." For...
No, Superintendent Deena Bishop is not being considered for lt. gov. to Dunleavy
Leftist bloggers have been floating the rumor this week that Anchorage Superintendent of Schools Deena Bishop is in talks with Gov. Mike Dunleavy on...
Rep. Vance: Early treatment saves lives
By SARAH VANCE
Life is precious. My heart goes out to so many of you who have lost family and friends to Covid-19. I want...
Anchorage School Board chair orders citizen to stop videotaping board meetings
Anchorage School Board Chairwoman Margo Bellamy told Anchorage citizen Nial Williams that he was not allowed to videotape the meeting on Monday because doing...
Murkowski joins Democrats in support of federal control over Alaska voting
A bill that would inject more federal control over state-run elections in Alaska was blocked by Republican senators, with the exception of Sen. Lisa...
Election commission staff sets new campaign contribution limits of $1,500, now that $500 limit thrown out by courts
The staff of the Alaska Public Offices Commission is set the campaign contribution limit at $1,500 from an individual to a candidate, now that...