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FTX’s foundation funded ProPublica, a news provider that paid for Anchorage Daily News attacks on Gov. Dunleavy

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Anchorage birth rate drops dramatically, but school district is finding a way to get more money: Add Pre-kindergarten

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Dillingham school district flips a principal and a director of ‘climate and culture’ to smooth out rocky start

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Kipnuk students back in classes after three weeks of home study

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Leak: Biden Administration to grant Chevron license to pump oil in Venezuela, where dirty oil is name of the game

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Year-end giving

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Does Starlink work in your area? If so, did the federal government just waste $660 million on Alaska broadband?

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Elon Musk: Starlink high-speed internet now available across Alaska

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Plane registered to Copper Mountain Aviation crashes, burns in Washington State after wings fall off during test

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Listicle: Which Outsiders are the biggest funders of the Alaska Democratic Party? George Soros, Bankman-Fried, LinkedIn

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Sources: AIDEA executive resigns

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School board president wants no dissent from Donley, who calls for accountability in spending and curriculum

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