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Analysis: Closed Loop Part 2— More obstacles to Alaska’s ability to meet addiction treatment demand

Dana Raffaniello - October 8, 2026

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Opinion: What if and so what?

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Opinion: What it means to deserve to win— a response to Matt Shulz’s “teachable moment”

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Opinion: Executive experience and the ranked-choice reality in Alaska’s governor race

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Opinion: Rank them for the lights, not the jersey

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Opinion: Alaska’s 2026 Election and America’s Stability

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 28, 2026 19

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AIDEA Reports $17 Million Dividend, $1.6 Billion Net Position; Discusses Ambler Project with Senate State Affairs

Natalie Spaulding - January 27, 2026 11

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The PFD is Not “Free Money,” a Subsidy, or Welfare

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 27, 2026 13

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Opinion: SB 92 Ignores Alaska’s Spending Issue; Next Governor Should Say “No” to SB 92

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 23, 2026 5

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Opinion: Lisa Murkowski Has No Good Reason to Be in Denmark

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 21, 2026 71

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Alaska’s Permanent Fund: The Great Debate Part XII (Last in Series)

Jon Faulkner - January 19, 2026 7

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Gatekeeping as the Core Political-Economic Diagnostic: England’s Feudal State vs. Alaska’s Neo-Feudal State

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 17, 2026 3

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Opinion: Peltola, A Prime Example of Political Deception

Natalie Spaulding - January 16, 2026 34

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When Experience Hoards Power: A View from Alaska’s Middle Generation

Guest Writer - January 15, 2026 9

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Edward Martin, Jr: A Common-Sense Legislative Checklist Alaska Cannot Ignore

Edward D. Martin, Jr. - January 15, 2026 13

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What “Neo-Feudal” Looks Like in Modern Alaska Politics

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 14, 2026 7

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When Energy Becomes Arrogance: A Caution for Alaska’s Next Political Generation

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 13, 2026 1

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Hammers Family Birch awarded $200,000 USDA grant to expand birch brew across Alaska

October 9, 2026

Recall LaFrance application certified; drone logs made available to the public

October 9, 2026

Congressman Begich applauds new BLM action to accelerate energy exploration in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve

October 8, 2026

Analysis: Closed Loop Part 2— More obstacles to Alaska’s ability to meet addiction treatment demand

October 8, 2026

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Analysis: Closed Loop Part 2— More obstacles to Alaska’s ability to meet addiction treatment demand

Opinion: What if and so what?

Opinion: What it means to deserve to win— a response to Matt Shulz’s “teachable moment”

Opinion: Executive experience and the ranked-choice reality in Alaska’s governor race

Opinion: Rank them for the lights, not the jersey

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Hammers Family Birch awarded $200,000 USDA grant to expand birch brew across Alaska

Recall LaFrance application certified; drone logs made available to the public

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Hammers Family Birch awarded $200,000 USDA grant to expand birch brew across Alaska

Recall LaFrance application certified; drone logs made available to the public

Congressman Begich applauds new BLM action to accelerate energy exploration in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve