AFP-Action backs 6 Alaska House candidates who will ‘get government out of the way’
Endorsements aim to reshape Alaska's Legislature to get government out of the way so the state’s economy can flourish, and hardworking Alaskans can achieve their American
Will damning NYT article weaken Peltola’s Democratic stranglehold?
Days before the New York Times published its Sept. 23 article about how Mary Peltola has allegedly mistreated and abused the people who work for her, a Rasmussen survey showed she enjoyed overwhelming support from Alaska’s
OPINION: Why Alaskans must join the resistance to Neo-Marxism
Modern American progressive movements strikingly resemble the utopian socialist and Marxist movements of 19th-century Europe. This is especially so in the controversial rhetoric surrounding "white privilege," "systemic racism," "Black Lives Matter," "BIPOC"
Abortionists’ own polling shows most Alaskans want limits on killing preborn babies
While abortion giants like Planned Parenthood would like voters to believe that most Alaskans are 100% pro-abortion, the company’s own polling data indicates
OPINION: Meet the anti-homeschooling Alaska State House candidate
Alaska House District Candidate Brent Johnson has identified homeschooling as a problem to be solved and then issued a vaguely worded promise to move those kids back into public schools as one
OPINION: This anti-PFD vote never happened
Three Alaska GOP lawmakers rebut claim by former State Rep. David Eastman that the entire State Legislature unanimously voted to cut the PFD in
New Alaska poll: Peltola leads Sen. Sullivan, Kreiss-Tomkins ahead of Wilson in gov. race
A newly released poll by the AARP shows Democrats leading in the U.S. Senate and gubernatorial
Anchorage Superintendent blames lack of ‘trust’ after voters reject school spending measures
Superintendent Bryantt's reflections failed to address many of the main criticisms that are driving students and parents away from the district and into homeschool and private education
Amid political division, Alaska Federation of Natives ponders political endorsements
While the Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) remains Alaska’s largest statewide Native organization, its political endorsements do not uniformly correspond with the more than 140,000 people who are affiliated with the
Concerned Fairbanks parents launch petition to pause LGBTQ History Month in schools
Hundreds of concerned Fairbanks parents and community members have signed a newly launched online petition asking Superintendent Luke Meinert to pause all classroom and school-level implementation of a controversial resolution by the school board, which











