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Rebecca Schwanke’s “Feral” Attack Dog Lashes Out: Slander and Lies Take Center Stage with Hannah Bengtson

/ Politics, Fairbanks Frontier, Opinion / 3 minutes of reading

When we called out Rebecca Schwanke for her ambiguous stance on protecting Alaska’s children from dangerous cross-sex interventions, we expected some strong responses. What we didn’t expect, however, was the ugly wave of slander and insults now flooding social media. Schwanke’s supporters, rather than addressing legitimate questions, are resorting to name-calling, baseless accusations, and even […]

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Rebecca Schwanke: A “Republican” in Name Only?

/ Interior Alaska, Fairbanks Frontier, Politics / 8 minutes of reading

Rebecca Schwanke is making headlines, but not for the reasons you’d expect from a conservative candidate. Schwanke, who’s running for Alaska State House, recently commented on a report uncovering shocking data: eight Alaskan hospitals have distributed cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers to minors. Yet, Schwanke’s response—”Alaskan children deserve better” and a promise to “watch the

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Rep. Jamie Allard’s Betrayal: How She Abandoned Alaska Conservatives for Power

/ Politics, Opinion / 7 minutes of reading

Rep. Jamie Allard, coming up for reelection in the Alaska House of Representatives, is a name that should raise eyebrows for anyone who values the principles of limited government, free markets, and individual liberties. Her voting record shows a disturbing pattern of increasing government interference, picking winners and losers, and fostering dependency on state programs—actions

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The Dangers of Normalizing Sex Work: The Exploitation Behind the Façade of Empowerment

/ Crime / 16 minutes of reading

In recent years, there has been a growing movement to normalize sex work, framing it as an empowering and consensual choice, a job like any other. Advocates often push for legalization or decriminalization, claiming that such reforms will lead to safer working conditions, reduce stigma, and grant sex workers the same rights as other laborers.

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The Interconnectedness of Faith, Science, and Liberty Coexist to Shape a Just Western Society

/ Culture / 11 minutes of reading

In today’s world, it seems like the issues that divide us—science versus religion, faith versus reason, freedom versus governance—are growing deeper by the day. But the reality is that these things aren’t as far apart as they might seem. In fact, they’re intricately connected. Understanding the compatibility of Christian faith and science, grounding civil discussions

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