A Legal Battle With Heavy Losses… In her long-standing malpractice lawsuit against the law firm Birch Horton Bittner & Cherot (BHBC), Alaska resident Holly Sheldon-Lee faced a mixed but sobering outcome from the Alaska Supreme Court. Though the high court revived parts of her case by embracing a new legal doctrine—the continuous representation rule—Ms. Lee […]
Christina McCoy has a job—more accurately, a cushy career—helping individuals at Benteh Nuutah Four Directions Outpatient Treatment center. Her job? To treat addiction, to help people escape the destructive force of dependency. But here’s the thing: she’s actively undermining her own profession by supporting the opening of the Eklutna gaming hall. McCoy, who touts herself
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The Double Life: Virtue Signaling vs. Narcissistic Abuse Sarah Short presents a carefully crafted public persona that many fall for at first glance. To some, she’s a virtuous, self-sacrificing individual, supposedly dedicated to helping others and improving her community. Yet, for those who come to know her more intimately, a dark truth emerges: her narcissistic
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
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
