Alaska ACLU uses state money to help inmates get cross-sex ‘treatments’
Alaska ACLU uses state money to help inmates get cross-sex
Fairbanks pro-lifers to line Cushman Bridge in support of unborn babies
A group of pro-life advocates in Fairbanks are planning to gather at the downtown Cushman Street Bridge to rally in support of unborn babies and the end to abortion in
OPINION: Life experience is a writer’s greatest asset
Before writing, authors need to live a
Want to reshape Anchorage politics? It’s time to file for office
Anchorage residents who want to help change the direction of municipal politics can begin filing for local office on Friday, Jan. 10, for the upcoming spring
Trump blasts Biden’s offshore drilling ban that locks up 44M acres around Alaska
Biden’s action will block drilling in 44 million acres of the Northern Bering Sea in northwest
Feb. 1 event to equip Alaskans to fight cultural attacks on manhood
An upcoming conference in Anchorage is specifically tailored to give Alaskan men the tools they need to combat woke ideology that seeks to undermine and emasculate traditional understandings of
Hillsdale-sponsored event in Anchorage to explore unanswered questions from Jan. 6
On Jan. 22, Hillsdale College is sponsoring at talk at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage that will focus on what we know and what we still need to find out about what happened at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. John Davidson, a senior editor at The
Understanding Alaska’s budget (part 2) – How we spend money
The Democrats and their RINO allies in ruling caucuses in both houses of our legislature aren’t looking to become fiscally solvent. They will continue to spend money we don’t have and run budget deficits until someone puts a stop to it. That person should
State report predicts Trump will boost Alaska oil/gas jobs, cut federal posts
A new report from the Alaska Dept. of Labor and Workforce Development predicts that the incoming Trump administration will benefit oil and gas jobs, while potentially reducing the large number of federal jobs across the
‘My faith is not a disorder’ – AK Principal of the Year who was drugged & detained files lawsuit
Former Alaska Principal of the Year, Mary Fulp, who is a practicing Christian, believes her religious beliefs were treated not as her constitutional right but as evidence of a mental disorder when she was forcibly detained and
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