Alaska’s news sites were buzzing last week after President Donald Trump announced he would be meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin somewhere in the state on… Continue reading
A visit to the hospital can be scary, and the gift of a stuffed toy helps immensely to make a child feel more comfortable
In a state with a small population like ours, there are no alternatives in most of our communities
Our city government has become much less business-friendly in recent years
He keeps proving he can deliver on his promises
Gov. Mike Dunleavy wants us to think he’s doing it to improve ferry service between Juneau, Haines and Skagway
The West never stopped its Cold War policies of undermining USSR/Russia
Public media is more than just news — it’s essential community infrastructure serving Alaska’s towns and villages
What’s the rush to spend money designing a project that may never get built — that shouldn’t get built
An open letter to Alaska’s congressional delegation
The commerce of the world is different — immensely different — than it was decades ago
A permanent exemption of the Tongass from the 2001 Roadless Rule is necessary
Hyper-partisan politics don’t belong in classrooms.
The post-war period saw a complex interplay of factors that dramatically changed the American diet and the way we approach food today
If we do not act during this special session, the vetoes will become permanent
Even though Mr. Moose didn’t appear on every corner, Alaska captured us
We must stand in defense of the institution of public schools
Nothing wrong with being an obstinate contrarian, unless you would rather learn, build consensus, truly govern and get something done.
Since winning Alaska’s lone U. S. House seat on Nov. 5, 2024, Rep. Nick Begich has astonished even his most ardent fans. With barely 200… Continue reading
Certainly, Alaska’s three-member congressional delegation by themselves cannot stop every bad idea pushed by the Trump administration. It takes a majority of the House and… Continue reading
