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U.S. Rep. Nick Begich told legislators to get on board with the LNG pipeline project. They’ve got questions.

Alaska U.S. Republican Rep. Nick Begich’s annual address to the Alaska Legislature this week included an unusually direct order to legislators.

Spiking prices are a reminder Alaska really needs to get off the oil roller coaster

This commentary was originally published in AK Memo. After a muted initial reaction to Trump kicking off a war with Iran, oil prices soared to nearly $120 a barrel in early trading on Monday amid fears that it was going...

Drop the hysteria: AIDEA reform package has real potential

AIDEA’s investment decisions are almost always driven by the politics of whoever is governor at the moment.

Adam Crum blasted for ‘overall lack of diligence’ on handling $225 million in savings

This story was originally published by Dermot Cole, Reporting from Alaska. It didn’t take a $350,000 contract with WilmerHale to determine that Revenue Commissioner Adam Crum failed to conduct “rigorous due diligence” when he decided to take up to $225 million in...

Gov. Dunleavy Working with DigitalBridge to Build Data Centers in Alaska

Alaska’s former revenue commissioner and current gubernatorial candidate, Adam Crum, is under fire from lawmakers for committing up to $75 million of the state’s primary rainy day fund to a risky and opaque private equity venture – during a...

What does Trump’s vow to ‘indefinitely’ take over Venezuela’s oil mean for Alaska? Not much, at least for now

President Donald Trump’s invasion of Venezuela and his pledge to control the country's oil sales “indefinitely” raises massive geopolitical issues.

AIDEA pays consultant again for ‘independent’ analysis that remains secret

Northern Economics completed an “independent” $250,000 economic analysis of AIDEA nearly two years ago and was paid in full.

Alaska’s $44 billion bet on natural gas

No-bid deals, undisclosed contracts, and millions already spent: inside the wild story of the Alaska gas pipeline that will not die.

Federal law set to end the ‘Temu weed’ harshing out Alaska’s marijuana industry

The legislation that reopened the federal government in November snuck through a provision that will bring an end to what those in Alaska’s recreational marijuana industry have dubbed “Temu weed.”

Glenfarne’s pipeline emissions

There’s another way of interpreting the gas pipeline presentation to legislators last month by GaffneyCline.

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