Eaglexit is not an argument about leaving something behind. It’s an invitation to take greater responsibility for what comes ...
The Kennedy clan has been anointed as America’s closest thing to a royal family. Handsome, articulate, charismatic, athletic, and sexy, their name is still magic, especially on the East Coast. But the ...
The dust hasn’t settled on a contentious Aug. 4 Anchorage Assembly Meeting in which the leftist majority flatly refused to authorize an independent investigation into whether Member George Martinez ...
On Aug. 4, an Alaska grand jury indicted the owners of three assisted living homes that offer residential care and support services in the Anchorage area. Kyle Bates, Molly Bates and Peyton Love were ...
I recently had the opportunity to sit down at my kitchen table with Heath Smith, a candidate running to represent Alaska Senate District C as the next state senator. Two prominent candidates are vying ...
Amid growing international concern over rising interest in Satanism and the occult, the longtime personal assistant of one of the most renowned Catholic exorcists in the world will be in Alaska this ...
Thanks to a grant from the U.S. Dept. of War, Alaska now has a state office that is focused on advancing the state’s role as a strategic location for national defense. Announced on July 30 by Gov.
Alaska ranks among the worst states in the nation for healthcare affordability and access, according to a recent analysis by America First Healthcare, a private healthcare agency that aims to promote ...
Small villages in rural Alaska may be far removed in both distance and technology from the latest high-tech AI data centers, but they share a common problem: access to cheap, reliable electricity.
In a June 6 interview with the Alaska Watchman, Republican U.S. House candidate Nick Begich discussed how he would tackle a number of critical issues facing the nation. Begich is looking to unseat ...
Alaska’s education department is actively training classroom teachers to serve as left-wing cultural evangelists, pushing controversial beliefs about race, gender and identity on K-12th-grade students ...
Alaska offers 30 public-homeschool programs for students across the state. These options provide parents with a roughly $2,000 educational allotment for each enrolled child. The money can be used to ...
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