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Jamie Allard: From Reaganomics to Bidenomics, a Labor Day look at contrasting visions and outcomes
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September 1, 2024
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Alexander Dolitsky: A woke professor declares a dead language to be undead, and other follies of false history
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Ric Smith: Time for Chugiak and Eagle River to forge a new path, including one for education
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Robert Seitz: Legislative action still needed to get Cook Inlet gas production increased
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Chase Spears: Walz lied about his military service record. This makes him unfit for office.
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Context: With courage and compassion, we must not yield our civil liberties
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When America blinked
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Of masks and guns
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Alaska’s road to recovery
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Obama forgot that Eric Holder dropped Stevens case
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Have they no shame?
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Is ‘The Great Gatsby’ great enough to include in English lit. courses? ACLU says it is
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Good progress battling virus, but it’s time to heal economy
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Come to the cabaret
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Banning books
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April 27, 2020
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Rags or riches?
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Pick priorities, not winners and losers, to plug Juneau’s budget gap
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