In our increasingly progressive society, it seems that boundaries are being pushed more and more when it comes to what is deemed appropriate for young readers. The Mat-Su Borough Library Board is now faced with a challenging decision – whether to remove or restrict two highly explicit books that are targeted to minors and currently […]
In a recent insurance claims data report utilizing information from the Atlas All-Payor Claims Dataset, Alaska has emerged as one of the top states experiencing a significant surge in medical and mental health diagnoses of gender dysphoria. This condition, characterized by an individual believing they were born with the wrong sexual organs, has seen a
The Soaring Cases of Gender Dysphoria in Alaska: Will Alaska ban Gender-Affirming Care? Read More »
As we enter the new year, it’s important to reflect on what true happiness means in a world that often seems at odds with human flourishing. The United States Declaration of Independence reminds us that happiness is a fundamental right that we are all entitled to pursue. But what does this pursuit actually entail? The
The Pursuit of Happiness: A renewed vow to maximize human flourishing in Alaska! Read More »
As the majority of Alaskans have already packed away their Christmas decorations, a significant portion of the population is still preparing to celebrate the birth of Christ on January 7. This is because the Russian Orthodox Church, which has a strong presence in Alaska, follows the Julian calendar, which is 13 days behind the modern
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It has been three years since the events of January 6th, 2021, a day that will forever be etched in the annals of American history. While some may compare it to America’s Tiananmen Square, it is important to examine the facts and separate truth from fiction. The tragedy that unfolded on that day cannot be
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