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Desperate Democrats appeal to Supreme Court to kick a disfavored Democrat off of November ballot

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Watch: Peltola’s fundraising pal Rep. Eric Swalwell’s meltdown in committee over Trump cat meme jokes

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Kamala the ‘Marxist’ smirks and sneers her way through first tough debate with Trump

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Breaking: Anchorage judge rules that the Democrats’ second candidate stays on November ballot

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Kevin McCabe: Dividend, now buried in the operating budget, frustrates and fatigues Alaskans

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Fabulous fakes: Candidates’ financials show which no-party candidates pay Democratic Party for help

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Naked and afraid? School Board member is butt of controversy after bare derriere shared on social media

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Americans for Prosperity Action endorses Nick Begich for Congress

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Fairbanks pols take over busy corner to protest governor’s veto of ‘free birth control’ for all

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Fowl Four: Fairbanks’ liberal candidates dodge annual forum hosted by Interior Taxpayers’ Association

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Congress back in session this week, but Peltola takes week off for celebration of life of late husband

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An evening in Goldhill neighborhood of Fairbanks with a bonfire, hot dogs, and political problem-solving

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