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Were you scammed? State orders Anchorage-based Tycoon Trading LLC to cease and desist in case involving Alaska investors and millions of dollars

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Texas GOP declares invasion at border, calls on governor to declare invasion, defend state

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin orders bases named after Confederate officers be renamed

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Major business groups beg Biden to ‘remove impediments to greater domestic energy production’

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Two Russians ask for asylum after landing at Gambell: Sullivan, Murkowski issue statement on Arctic security

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Coast Guard Cutter Healy reaches North Pole

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Breaking: Russian nationals land a boat on Alaska island

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Price of gas going up again: OPEC, including Russia, agree to cut oil production by 2 million barrels a day

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School buses running at 50% capacity in Anchorage, but school board works on land acknowledgement rule

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Clown World: Anchorage Assembly surprise meeting melts down into ‘rage,’ accusations, chest-pounding

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Crime in Alaska reaches lowest level since 1975

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Vermont high school bans girls from their own locker room because they don’t want to change clothes in front of boy

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