Alaska Plummets to 47th in Child Well-Being
Our children are abandoned. Alaska's 47th place in child well-being is a shameful indictment of political inaction, demanding immediate change now.
Category Politics
Alaska politics raw and real: Juneau power struggles, resource battles, and the frontier fights shaping the Last Frontier’s unpredictable political scene.
Natasha von Imhof’s Mayor Bid: Anchorage’s New Power Play
Anchorage, wake up! Natasha von Imhof's early mayoral bid isn't just a campaign; it's a calculated, pre-emptive strike to seize control. Uncover her power play now.
Dunleavy Vetoes Alaska Election Reforms He Proposed
Governor Dunleavy's veto isn't about election integrity. It's a craven gut punch to Alaskan democracy, appeasing a partisan fringe at democracy's cost.
QueerDoc Takes Over Alaska’s Cross-Sex Drug Pipeline
Alaska's healthcare is in crisis. As a local clinic closes, a Seattle firm rushes in to establish a remote cross-sex drug pipeline, even for minors.
Alaska’s 20-year pension blunder lands on Dunleavy’s desk.
Alaska's public service is bleeding out from a 20-year pension blunder. Governor Dunleavy must act now to stop the talent drain and save our state.
Dunleavy’s Alaska LNG Bill Gutted by House Committee
Alaska's gasline gamble intensifies as the House seeks more revenue, but Dunleavy warns of scaring investors. Who truly benefits from this high-stakes game?
Murkowski’s Votes Drove Alaska Fuel Costs, Not Global Unrest
Murkowski blames global unrest for Alaska's soaring fuel prices, but her decades of votes against energy independence are the real reason Alaskans pay more.