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Tim Barto: A doff of the hat to James Earl Jones as he heads off to the cornfield

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Michael Tavoliero: How the Supreme Court paved the way for unchecked expansion of government

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Commentary: It’s time to sting the L.A. Dodgers over their caving to anti-faith transgender ideology

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Michael Tavoliero: Wherever ranked-choice voting is used, Democrats dominate. Here’s why

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Bob Bird: Reshuffling the American and Alaskan deck

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Alex Gimarc: Those ranked-choice voting ads are all bought and delivered by Outside dark money

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Brenda Josephson: Candidate spotlight on Rep. Julie Coulombe, champion for everyday Alaskans

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Jamie Allard: From Reaganomics to Bidenomics, a Labor Day look at contrasting visions and outcomes

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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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