On September 18, 2025, the Alaska Supreme Court issued Order No. 8064, Eleventh Amendment, appointing a special committee to revise the state’s Code of...
Nearly five years after pipe bombs were planted near the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters, a controversial investigative report has reignited scrutiny over...
At 5pm today, Shelley Hughes takes her leave of the Senate and transitions to launching her full-time gubernatorial campaign.
Hughes focuses her campaign on...
By Michael Tavoliero
The Alaska Constitution does not pledge loyalty to the State, its bureaucracy, or its capital; it pledges loyalty to the people. Article...
By Keith Dobson
From Passive Consumption to Active Creation
Looking back from 2030, the transformation seems almost miraculous. Just five years ago, billions of people spent...
In a world fractured by division—political, social, and even geographical—Pope Leo XIV's recent messages to young people offer a beacon of hope and action....
After having their art classes shut down for years due to budget cuts, Blatchley middle schoolers reignited their creativity with the help of Americorps...
President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order authorizing the Defense Department to use “Department of War” as an official secondary title. He...
In the wake of the latest deadly attack on a school by a transgender-identifying individual, President Donald Trump’s Justice Department is considering blocking trans-identifying...