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Alaskan recalls lessons from friend who survived the Siberian gulag

FeaturedNovember 27, 2021

Soon after my graduation from the high school in Kiev, Ukraine, at the age of 17, I was employed at the ship building plant named Leninskaya Kuznitsa (Lenin’s Forge). This was a large plant with a labor force of about 15,000 employees, mostly manufacturing

Alaskans must support courageous college groups that stand and defend the truth

College clubsNovember 22, 2021

A friend of mine is taking online courses through the University of Alaska. The program has worked well for her since she lives in a rural community. But this year is different. Her course is now actively pushing Marxism and encouraging socialism. This

Attorney urges AK Medical Board to reject attacks on doctors who offer early treatment for Covid

FeaturedNovember 19, 2021

The following letter by Anchorage Attorney Mario Bird was sent to the Alaska Medical Board ahead of its Nov. 19 meeting, when a group of some 100 doctors will ask the board to discipline doctors who prescribe ivermectin and other early treatments for Covid.

Anchorage schools are unglued

EducationNovember 17, 2021

By their own admission Anchorage’s brick and mortar public schools are plagued with student fights, foul language, emotional outbursts, disrespect of teachers and embarrassing academic scores. You can add to that the purchasing of pornographic gay novels,

Whose ‘expert’ should Alaska women trust?

FreedomNovember 16, 2021

As a mother of three and a Grandmother of two I find it hard to believe the recent recommendation being given by the CDC to vaccinate pregnant women and children, but that is exactly the recommendation being made. As I sat and watched the interview with Lisa

The ‘RNC Pride Coalition’ is a bankrupt plan – politically and spiritually

FeaturedNovember 16, 2021

In his book, “God and Government,” Chuck Colson says, “the fact that God reigns can be manifest through political means, whenever the citizens of the Kingdom of God bring his light to bear on the institutions of the kingdoms of man.” As ambassadors of

Why did Alaska’s D.C. delegation bail out Biden and Pelosi?

FeaturedNovember 12, 2021

Recent passage of the Democrat-endorsed $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Bill appears to be viewed by Alaska’s congressional delegation as something beneficial to America. All six of the hard-left Communist “squad,” AOC, Omar, Talib and the others, voted

When politics is inescapable, military service is all the more commendable – thank you.

FeaturedNovember 11, 2021

In my experience, most Americans put on a military uniform for the first time not because they voted for those in Washington and want to help implement a political agenda, but because they know and believe that America is worth defending; her people are worth

What Russian Orthodoxy’s ‘Great Schism’ reveals about authoritarian governments

CultureNovember 9, 2021

History does not repeat. Yesterday will never be today or tomorrow, but historic patterns do repeat. History shows a pattern of nations’ emergence, growth and decline. It provides facts and allows us to search for underlying causes of historic events.

Alaska woman shares tips on how she and her husband beat COVID

FeaturedNovember 8, 2021

After my husband and I fought a three-week nightmare battling Covid, I found myself humbled and wanting to be sure to take our experiences to help others with this terrible, and I completely believe man-made, virus. I did research, listened to conferences,

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