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Yearly Archives: 2022

Marine Corps going post-gender, may ditch ‘sir’ and ‘ma’am’

A new academic report on efforts to integrate Marine Corps boot camp recommends dropping gender-specific salutations for drill instructors, but service leaders are not convinced they...

At Anchorage City Hall, not a Merry Christmas, but hopefully a better New Year

By SUZANNE DOWNING | MUST READ ALASKA The dysfunction in the Bronson Administration at Anchorage City Hall came to a head last week, when the...

Anchorage School District whittles budget deficit, but will likely look to your PFD to make up the difference

By DAVID BOYLE And just like that, the Anchorage School District was able to reduce the former $68 million deficit by $20 million. Now the...

Murkowski donates tainted campaign funds to Homer nonprofit with family ties, but FTX debtors want it back

The Democrats' Senate Majority PAC announced it will return the $3 million in donations from former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried and the former FTX...

Alaska attorney general joins 36 others asking feds to protect airlines customers after flight cancellations

By JOE MUELLER | THE CENTER SQUARE A bipartisan coalition of 37 attorneys general, including Alaska AG Treg Taylor, are requesting the U.S. Department of...

Dunleavy and 24 governors sign letter to Biden: End the Covid public health emergency

By KIM JARRETT | THE CENTER SQUARE Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy joined 24 other governors in sending a letter to President Joe Biden asking him...

U.S. Justice Dept. finds Alaska unnecessarily segregates children with behavioral disabilities in institutions

The Department of Justice has found reasonable cause to believe the State of Alaska violates the Americans with Disabilities Act by failing to provide...

Alaska gets $21.5 million in opioid settlement with Walmart, Teva Pharma, Allergan

The State of Alaska recently agreed to three multi-state settlements with opioid manufacturers and a chain pharmacy in ongoing legal actions relating to the...

House Jan. 6 Committee asks Justice Department to bring criminal charges against Trump

The U.S. House Select Committee's final meeting ended Monday with a recommendation to the Justice Department that it bring criminal charges against former President...

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