In the ongoing saga of state versus federal sovereignty, we find ourselves in the heart of Texas, where the City of Eagle Pass is standing up to the federal government’s overreach. Enter Shelby Park, a city-owned park along the Rio Grande River that has become a hotbed for undocumented immigrants seeking to enter the United […]
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In a surprising move, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has issued executive orders to eliminate various boards across the state, including the Board of Certified Direct-Entry Midwives. This decision has sparked concern among many Alaskan families who rely on midwives for quality prenatal care and safe birthing options. As someone born at a home birth with
In a recent case that has stirred up the flying community, Marian Beck, a 70-year-old restaurant owner from Halibut Cove, Alaska, has pleaded guilty to charges of reckless boating and attempting to interfere with the navigation of a floatplane. The incident occurred on August 23, 2022, when Beck, who owns The Saltry restaurant, operated a
In a major victory against organized crime, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Alaska has announced the indictment of 54 individuals involved in a large-scale criminal enterprise operating within the state. Led by Heraclio Sanchez-Rodriguez, this transnational crime ring targeted Alaska, with connections reaching as far as Mexico. The charges against the defendants
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A Moment of Moral Reckoning in Alaska In the ever-evolving political landscape of Alaska, a pivotal opportunity has arisen, one that could redefine the state’s approach to the sanctity of human life. The recent resignation of Representative Josiah Patkotak from the Alaska Legislature is not merely a routine political shift; it marks a critical juncture,
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