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Bernadette Wilson: Alaskans want to work with their civil liberties intact

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Bronson asking Anchorage Assembly to extend suspension of plastic bag ban

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Governor adds Covid response to this special session, expanding telehealth and multi-state nursing licensure

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Kelly Tshibaka: Afghan refugees must be vetted before they are admitted to U.S.

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Pivot: Democrat partisans going on attack to force governor to declare emergency again

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Kelly Tshibaka names co-chairs for Senate campaign

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Rep. David Eastman: I was chief-of-police of the American military base in downtown Kabul. This is what I saw

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Assembly overrides mayor’s first veto

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House narrowly defeats Rep. Eastman’s effort to end vaccine discrimination in employment in Alaska

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Sullivan demands answers from Biden on why 200 Americans are ‘forsaken’ by him

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Association of Alaska School Boards: ‘No Covid vax, no attending events’

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Mayor Bronson rescinds two workplace policies that were 11th-hour moves from last administration

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