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The shredder stays on

The state had a chance to make Alaska’s election system work better for the people who often face the biggest barriers to voting

Current Cartoons: Pensions for me, not for thee

A bill to restore pensions for Alaska’s public workers cleared the Legislature for the first time in nearly two decades, despite opposition from some lawmakers who have benefited from pensions themselves.

Current Cartoons: Education, deferred

In Anchorage, the answer keeps coming back “no.” Why isn’t entirely clear, especially as voters back progressive candidates.

Current Cartoons: AIDEA’s $700K image problem

In the face of mounting scrutiny, the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority is set to spend $700,000 a year on public relations.

Food from the Forest: New studies show benefit of managing for wild foods

In Southeast, wild foods provide a value of up to $1691 per rural resident, on average.

Dan Sullivan blamed president for fuel prices crushing Americans

There were many reasons for that price spike, but Sullivan blamed it all on the president.

Current Cartoons: A bake sale for big oil

The state’s budget reflects a mix of cuts to social programs and continued incentives for oil and gas production, raising questions about whose needs are treated as essential.

Begich the Third joins extremists in ‘Sharia-Free America’ Caucus

He clearly excels at joining caucuses in Congress. He lists his membership in all of the above on his website except for the Sharia-Free America Caucus.

Trump threatens massive war crimes; Sullivan, Begich assent with silence

Alaska’s Republican leaders, with the exception of Sen. Lisa Murkowski, still have nothing to say about their supreme leader threatening war crimes.

Why We Are Supporting Sydney Scout

We are supporting Sydney Scout for the District 1 seat.

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