OPINION: Attempt to force surrogate Alaska mom to abort pre-born baby is akin to slavery
Liberals always hack away at Southern slavery to demonstrate their imagined enlightenment and self-righteousness - while they themselves partake of a thoughtless selfishness in their newly minted version of
Alaska opens applications for K-12 scholarship groups to help expand school choice
In what is expected to be a major financial boost for private, home and religious schooling across Alaska, Gov. Dunleavy announced that Alaska is now accepting applications from nonprofit groups seeking approval as K–12 Scholarship Granting
OPINION: Alaska’s primary offers conservatives cause for hope
It would be easy for conservative Republicans to get discouraged with the results of Tuesday’s primary. The Democrats did well in the statewide races, and they are going to be using that success as a talking point right up until the general
In November, Alaskans must rank top picks to avoid ballot exhaustion
You are never required to rank anyone you dislike; leave those blank. But if you mark only a single 1st choice and leave the rest empty, you are choosing to risk
Anchorage classical Catholic school takes over former charter school to inspire kids with truth, beauty, goodness
The school fosters traditional faith and morals while teaching a rigorous classics-based education rooted in Greek, Latin, church history and the Western canon. Controversial topics such as critical race theory, LGBTQ politics and other issues plaguing many
Bronson to decide fate of gubernatorial bid after final tabulation of primary votes
Following the Aug. 18 Alaska primary election, gubernatorial candidate Dave Bronson has said he wants to wait until all the ballots are tabulated before making a final decision on his
Fairbanks resolves to block immigration officers from ‘safe-space’ schools
In a unanimously approved resolution filled with open disdain for President Trump’s efforts to enforce longstanding U.S. immigration laws, the left-wing Fairbanks School Board voted on Aug. 18 to reaffirm its commitment to block federal agents who seek
Pagan worshipers to host ‘family-friendly’ heathen festival in Alaska
An organization dedicated to celebrating paganism, witchcraft, animism, Druid rituals and other heathen practices is hosting its annual “Heathen Days and Pagan Nights” festival in Salcha, 40 miles outside
Early returns in Alaska’s primary show the GOP has work cut out for general election
Preliminary results from Alaska’s Aug. 18 primary indicate that Republicans have their work cut out in the lead-up to the Nov. 3 general
Alaskans have until 8 p.m. today to cast their primary ballot
Today, Alaskan voters will decide the fate of a leftist-inspired ballot measure, while also determining who will appear in the general election this coming November. Below, we have listed four steps to take before heading to the
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