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Current Cartoons: Third time’s the charm?

A third special session has begun, but lawmakers say time is running out for Gov. Mike Dunleavy to secure agreement on tax incentives aimed at advancing the Alaska LNG project.

Current Cartoons: Bycatch, big money and Alaska’s Senate race

Bycatch has emerged as one of the defining issues in Alaska's U.S. Senate race, putting candidates' records, fisheries policy and campaign contributions under a new spotlight. Commentary and illustration by Holly Todd.

Current Cartoons: A New kind of extraction

A proposed Mat-Su industrial park reflects Alaska's latest economic bet: leveraging abundant land and energy to attract data centers.

Dunleavy administration backs 20,000-acre giveaway to AIDEA

The state is rushing through a plan to give away 20,000 acres of state land near Houston to the Alaska Industrial Development & Export Authority.

Big donor to campaign to end open primaries charged in big Medicaid fraud case

A big political donor has been charged in connection with a $619,000 Medicaid fraud case.

Veto governor

At this point, Mike Dunleavy's governing style may be defined less by the bills he signs than by the budgets he vetoes. He's becoming Alaska's veto governor.

“Alaska voters are savvy”

The effort to overturn ranked-choice voting and the effort to remove Petersburg's Dan Sullivan from the ballot share an underlying premise: that Alaska voters can't be trusted to figure things out for themselves.

Alaska brought on a right-wing attorney to defend the decision to remove Dan J. Sullivan from the ballot

The lawyer hails from a conservative Lower 48 law firm and helped shield the Republican National Committee from being investigated over its ties to the Jan. 6 insurrection. 

AKLNG’s ‘razzle dazzle’

The AKLNG special session continues to grind forward.

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