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Dunleavy sinks to new low in his attack on trans youth

As Gov. Mike Dunleavy appointees on the Alaska Board of Education are poised to pass regulations banning trans girls from girls’ sports, the governor took to social media on Thursday to amplify the latest turn in conservative fearmongering over...

Abortion pill stays legal as Dunleavy-backed lawsuit seeking to take it off the market continues

The abortion drug mifepristone can remain on the market, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday, at least until the far-right U.S. Supreme Court takes up an expected appeal of a lawsuit backed by Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy. Despite abortion...

Rep. Eastman attorney, John Eastman, indicted on 9 counts in Georgia election probe

John Eastman, the former Trump legal counsel who played a central role in the eligibility trial against Wasilla Republican Rep. David Eastman (no relation) late last year, has been indicted on nine charges in the latest indictment to land...

Despite warnings, Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation pushes forward with Anchorage office

When the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation's Board of Trustees met last month, former state Sen. Gene Therriault offered a stark warning about the board's fixation with opening an Anchorage office. He said using funds the Legislature earmarked for other...

A Trump co-conspirator played key role in keeping right-wing Alaska legislator in office

Last week’s indictment of President Donald Trump for his efforts to stay in office after losing the 2020 election referenced six unindicted co-conspirators who played essential roles in either coming up with or implementing the plot. One of those...

Poll shows broad, bipartisan support for Bristol Bay protections

The latest round of polling on Alaskans' attitudes toward the controversial Pebble Mine project shows that most Alaskans favor long-term protections for the Bristol Bay watershed. The polling was released last week by the Bristol Bay Defense Fund, a coalition...

Two key Dunleavy allies announce they’re leaving state service

Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Jason Brune and University of Alaska Regent Tuckerman Babcock announced on Wednesday that they’d be leaving state service. Brune leaves the job after nearly five years, while Babcock will go after just two months. Both...

Murkowski says new evidence only reinforces her vote to impeach Trump

Alaska U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski was one of just seven Republican senators to vote to convict former President Donald Trump for his role in inciting the attempted insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. On Tuesday, after the 45-page...

Board of Education delays decision on barring trans girls from girls’ sports

The Alaska Board of Education has postponed a decision on regulations to ban transgender girls from participating in girls' high school sports following a day of public testimony that largely opposed the proposal. Citing a myriad of legal issues...

Dunleavy asks SCOTUS to overturn Pebble Mine veto

Gov. Mike Dunleavy and Attorney General Treg Taylor today announced they have filed a motion directly with the United States Supreme Court to reverse the Environmental Protection Agency's veto of the controversial Pebble Mine project. Claiming the veto infringes on...

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