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New in Juneau: Alaska senators bow heads for prayer for ‘magic and truth’ to Norse god Odin

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The Alaska Senate usually starts out its floor sessions with a prayer or sometimes a thought for the day from a non-religious member. On...

House subcommittee UFO hearing was first in 50 years on ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’

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By CASEY HARPER | THE CENTER SQUARE A House subcommittee hearing drew national attention Tuesday for its unusual focus: UFOs. The House Intelligence Counterterrorism, Counterintelligence, and Counterproliferation...

Free Beacon: Leaker, liar, turncoat, nut job

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STEVE SCHMIDT'S ABASEMENT MAKES PUBLIC WHAT WE'VE KNOWN FOR A LONG TIME By WASHINGTON FREE BEACON No Books. No Money. Just the Truth. That's the...

Which congressional candidates have missed or met their Ethics in Government Act financial disclosure deadlines?

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Sarah Palin, Josh Revak, Adam Wool, and Andrew Halcro are among the many candidates for Congress who have neglected to file a required financial...

Senators are trying to kill SB 140, the bill that would ensure gender protection for girls in sports

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The bill that protects girls in sports from transgender takeover was tabled today by the Alaska Senate, over the objections of Sen. Shelley Hughes,...

Mob rule wins: Activist judge says no to redistricting board, orders Democrats’ map to be used for elections

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An Anchorage Superior Court judge has become a one-man redistricting committee working on behalf of the Alaska Democratic Party. Judge Thomas Matthews, who has consistently...

Notes from the trail: Four congressional candidates show up at Juneau GOP forum, Alan Gross announces road trip

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Criss-cross: Alan Gross, campaigning for Congress and struggling to connect with his base in the Democratic Party, will be traveling through blue country in...

Art Chance: Dirty deeds, done expensively, hiding labor agreements in the operating budget

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By ART CHANCE As I was researching my column on the AFL-CIO’s war on Alaskans' Permanent Fund dividend, I discovered something nobody has been talking...

Jodi Taylor: Private school, state reimbursement, and family choice is available to parents in Alaska

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By JODI TAYLOR Alaskan parents have a legitimate right to choose the school that is the best fit for their children, even if that is...
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