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Media gave 11 times the coverage to the attack on Paul Pelosi than it gave attempted assassination of Kavanaugh

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Biden threatens crude oil ‘windfall profit’ tax

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Natives radicalized against farms block bridge to state agricultural land meant for food sustainability in Alaska

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Washington governor ends his Covid emergency powers — exactly one week before midterm elections

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Village officers blockade against state Troopers ends with school principal and staff fleeing Kipnuk in two planes

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Neutered: CDC drops the term ‘pregnant women’ and replaces it with ‘pregnant people’ in flu shot guidance

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Will the Supreme Court uphold affirmative action in college admissions? Justice Thomas expresses skepticism

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Coach who was fired for praying on field will be reinstated

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Dunleavy petitions Supreme Court to stop federal government overreach on hunting laws in Alaska

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Lawsuit filed against cheechako candidate Jennie Armstrong, who hasn’t lived in Alaska long enough

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‘Election by ballot’ supporters turn out for Rep. Eastman hearing

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They’re pushing back on Peltola, who is campaigning on abortion, which she calls ‘freedom’

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