Alaska ACLU uses state money to help inmates get cross-sex ‘treatments’
Alaska ACLU uses state money to help inmates get cross-sex
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
OPINION: Biden pardons raise legal concerns given his mental decline
Can a sitting president experiencing cognitive decline effectively carry out the responsibilities outlined in Article II, Section 2, which grants the president the authority to issue reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United
Understanding Alaska’s budget: What drives our revenue?
To help you understand the state budget, I will split this report into two parts. Part one will focus on revenue coming to the state, and part two will focus on what we spend it
EDITORIAL: Peace on Earth?
The peace he brings cannot be extinguished by sickness, old age, the loss of our beloved, or godless rulers and tyrannical governments. These dark clouds are pierced by the peace of Christ, which echoes in the hearts of
Alaska pastor defends decision to post political signs on church grounds
In the run-up to the November election, Homer had some controversy about the presence of political signs on the property of one of the churches
Dunleavy joins 20 governors in backing Kristi Noem as Homeland Security head
Gov. Mike Dunleavy sign a letter with 21 other state governors in calling for a swift confirmation of South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem to serve as President-elect Donald Trump’s Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security
OPINION: Science fiction of yesterday is becoming reality
Today’s development and attempts to apply Artificial Intelligence (AI) to our daily life and, subsequently, to replace human labor is somewhat a blueprint of Čapek’s 1920s play
CALL TO ACTION: We can’t let another newborn Alaskan die on the street
Many people can't understand how a mother could just leave her baby alone and in the cold, exposed to the
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