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Listicle: What are the nation’s 2022 critical minerals?

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Last-minute gift: Bear viewing raffle tickets for McNeil River State Game Sanctuary

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

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

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

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

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Twitter Files: Sixth batch shows FBI was suppressing election discussion by social media users

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Election for fire service area in Two Rivers, hit by arsonist in 2021, has been certified after short delay

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Anchorage Press self-cancels print edition, goes digital only, as parent company downsizes

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Oath Keepers helped officers at Capitol, witness says in trial over Rep. David Eastman’s membership in group

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Sullivan: Here come funds for Nome deep port

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Can wind turbines change vegetation patterns? This study says yes

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