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
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
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
Incentives to build EVs and expand solar and wind energy are being phased out in favor of significant increases in oil and gas production
The president’s assurances to restore Joe Six Pack are simply empty promises
He expects the networks to misrepresent any truth and censor any opinion that makes him look bad.
There is no perfect seasonal sales tax, but it’s hard to pass up an opportunity to help CBJs fill its coffers
Legislators must hold the line for Alaska’s students
The legislation contains numerous provisions to unleash Alaska’s extraordinary resource economy.
We owe our children more than what the system is currently offering
Now, here cheering the flag were other immigrants with an uncertain future. What were they cheering about?
Last Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. “It’s well deserved, and you should get it,” Netanyahu… Continue reading
Ignoring essential basic services while spending money on projects and services that few want or need doesn’t make Juneau more affordable
Diversification is a means of stabilizing returns and mitigating risk
Will senators stand for public lands? Alaskans (and all Americans) should be alarmed to hear that the U.S. Senate is considering the sale of millions… Continue reading
