Alaska Division of Elections removes ‘Daniel J. Sullivan’ from U.S. Senate race
Alaska’s Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher has officially determined that Alaska candidate Daniel J. Sullivan of Petersburg is barred from challenging Sen. Dan Sullivan in the U.S. Senate
Alaska’s Catholic archbishop enlists radical LGBTQ activist to shape ‘synodal’ church
One of the most influential LGBTQ activists in Alaska is part of a new “synod team” advising Archbishop Andrew Bellisario on how to transform the Catholic Church throughout the Anchorage-Juneau
911 call to Gov. Dunleavy: Don’t let pharmacy abortion bill slide into law
Under the guise of health care access reform, HB 195 was crafted by extremist pro-abortion legislators to allow pharmacies anywhere in Alaska to prescribe and sell pharmaceuticals, explicitly including the chemical abortion drug
Miracles, courage & tragedy: The 70th Anniversary of the Andrea Doria/Stockholm Disaster
Readers of my columns will have the opportunity to listen to a first-hand account of the 70th anniversary of an historic disaster, the July 1956 collision between the Italian luxury liner, Andrea Doria, and the Swedish
OPINION: Dunleavy must veto bill that expands abortion infrastructure
While HB 195 does not recognize or protect pharmacists’ equal opportunity and protection rights in the way Planned Parenthood’s lawsuits do for nurses and PAs, it allows them to share in the abortion business – and
Aging with dignity: Alaska’s growing senior population presents challenges
Alaska is experiencing one of the fastest-growing senior populations in the nation. This raises key challenges when it comes to the moral, social and economic obligations that younger people have to properly care for their elders.
Dunleavy Applauds House Passage of Alaska LNG Bill
Gov. Mike Dunleavy praised the Alaska House of Representatives for passing House Bill 381. The 34-5 vote aims to establish a volumetric tax structure for the proposed Alaska liquefied natural gas pipeline
AK elections division says evidence indicates 2nd ‘Dan Sullivan’ is ineligible to challenge Sen. Sullivan
=In the national controversy surrounding the candidacy of Petersburg resident Dan James Sullivan, Jr. and his attempt to challenge Alaska U.S. Sen. Dan S. Sullivan in the upcoming U.S. Senate race, the State Division of Elections is set to rule that the
Planned Parenthood asks judge to overturn Alaska’s telehealth abortion ban
The abortion giant claims chemical abortions are “safe and effective,” despite the fact that the drugs have serious, and sometimes life-threatening side
4th icebreaker headed to Alaska as U.S. strengthens Arctic presence
The U.S. Coast Guard has announced a fourth icebreaker for Alaska, expanding the state’s role as the nation’s Arctic stronghold.











