In the rugged landscape of Alaskan politics, a storm is brewing – one that pits the due process rights of public officials against the investigative powers vested in the people. This complex legal and ethical debate centers on whether appointed officials should enjoy the same protections as unionized state workers, raising profound questions about the […]
Watch the Kakistocracy in Action! In a world increasingly dominated by a corrupt media alliance and political machinations, the case of Representative David Eastman stands out as a glaring example of media manipulation and the relentless pursuit to vilify those who dare to speak against the prevailing narrative. The latest attack on Eastman is not
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Alaska’s residency requirements for fishing, hunting, and trapping licenses have long been a contentious issue. Recently, Republican Senator Jesse Bjorkman introduced a companion bill to address these requirements, joining forces with Democrat representatives Rebecca Himschoot and Sarah Hannan. The proposed legislation, HB 201 and SB 171 would mandate continuous physical presence in Alaska for 12 months
The power struggle between the state of Alaska and the city of Anchorage has taken an unexpected turn, with Senate Bill 155 proposing the state’s takeover of the Port of Alaska. This critical infrastructure, responsible for handling the majority of goods shipped to the state, is currently owned and operated by the city. If passed,
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In an era dominated by digital media and instant access to information, the decline of print news has become an unfortunate reality. The recent announcement by Black Press Media, the owner of several newspapers including the Juneau Empire, the Peninsula Clarion in Kenai, and Homer News, that it will be selling all of its properties
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