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Debate: Peltola promotes limits on First Amendment, and doubles down on more restrictions on Second Amendment

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Report: Alaska’s fiscal health emerged best in country from pandemic

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Nothing to sneeze at: Covid symptoms have changed, according to new study, pointing to evolving virus

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Anchorage Assembly admits its Golden Lion Hotel plans would have been illegal, now wants it run as a flophouse

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Anchorage School District manipulates data on school capacity, shrinking student population

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Trudeau: Handgun ban now in effect in Canada

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Triangle: Palin joins Murkowski in Peltola love fest

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Director of CDC has all the shots, and she has the Covid

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Biden Administration considers tasking deep-state agency with looking at Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter

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GOP governors push back on CDC’s Covid shots for kids recommendation

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Abortion on demand for military: Department of Defense will pay for women to travel out of states for abortions

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CDC advisory panel says yes to routine Covid shots for infants

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