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Here we go again: What Trump said about what he’ll do to corrupt officials vs. what reporters said he said

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Lucy Bauer gets prized endorsement of Rep. Laddie Shaw for his District 9 seat

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Breaking: Gov. Mike Dunleavy picks a side, endorses Jared Goecker for AK Senate, Chugiak-Eagle River

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Alaska’s U.S. House race shifts to ‘toss up’

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Peltola demands more foreign workers in Alaska, while blasting Nick Begich for his international businesses

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Alaska Democrats’ conspiracy-theory lawsuit in elections case reassigned to new judge

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New poll shows Begich pulling neck-and-neck with Peltola

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Breaking: Alaska Democrats sue to force their Democrat felon off the Alaska ballot in November

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Alaska’s open primary, ranked-choice voting system: So slick it put a felon on Nov. 5 ballot for Congress

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Gov. Dunleavy endorses Nick Begich for Congress

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Alaska Congressional ballot whittled down to one Republican, two Democrats, and an AIP candidate

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Fairbanks school district back on diversity-equity-inclusion bandwagon in meetings at Queer Collective

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