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Supreme Court Decision on Texas Border Raises Concerns

In a recent 5-4 decision, the United States Supreme Court sided with the Biden Administration, allowing federal agents to remove the razor wire that was placed along the U.S.-Mexico border at Eagle Pass by the State of Texas. This decision has significant implications for border security and the ongoing immigration crisis in our country. The […]

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Climate Alarmists Face Cold Reality in Fairbanks Rally

It seems that even the most fervent climate alarmists are not immune to the biting cold temperatures of reality. A group of global warming activists in Fairbanks, Alaska, had to cut short their outdoor rally due to dangerously low temperatures, reaching a bone-chilling negative 30 degrees Fahrenheit. The irony of their situation is hard to

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Rep. David Eastman vs. Uniparty: Fighting for America’s Constitutional Soul

In a recent and striking development within the Alaska Legislature, Rep. David Eastman faced significant political backlash for his unwavering commitment to the Constitution. The House voted overwhelmingly (39-1) to remove him from the House Judiciary Committee. This decision, far from reflecting on Eastman’s competence or dedication, instead highlights a troubling trend in political discourse

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Governor Dunleavy Introduces Legislation, SB198 & SB199, to Help Increase Land Available to Alaskans

In a move to reduce regulatory red tape and bureaucracy, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has introduced two lands bills aimed at increasing opportunities for Alaskans to acquire state land. The first bill, SB198, focuses on making it easier for Alaskans to obtain state land for recreational purposes, while the second bill, SB199, aims to improve

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Kathy Kysar: ‘Terrorism’ erupts during Mat-Su library book challenge

In a recent Library Reconsideration Materials hearing held at the Mat-Su Borough Building, a debate over two books, “Red Hood” by Elana Arnold and “Identical” by Ellen Hopkins, has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the appropriate placement of these books in the Young Adult section of borough public libraries. The meeting, which took place

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