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Trooper court services officer killed by muskox near Nome

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Biden’s nuke expert, Anchorage Assembly consultant, and apparent luggage thief, is ‘no longer a DOE employee’

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Crypto-con Sam Bankman-Fried arrested on the eve of his testimony before congressional committee

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Assembly leftists jump on mayor over Snowmageddon plow-out

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Sen. Ron Johnson convenes panel on C-vax side effects

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Will FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried’s donations to Republicans ever be revealed? Group files complaint with FEC

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Supreme Court hears case relating to court election interference in states

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Four lawyers nominated for Alaska Supreme Court

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Homeland Security postpones Real ID deadline — again

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Alaska Judicial Council holds public hearing on Supreme Court vacancy, applicants

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Appeals Court upholds Air Force personnel against Biden Covid-19 vaccine mandate

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Web of leftist election influence: FTX connected to Data for Progress, Biden’s pick of Sec. Haaland for Interior, and to a flip-Alaska-blue project

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