Reporting From Alaska

There were several developments in the past week in Sen.

Dan Sullivan and Ted Cruz popped onto Fox News for an early Halloween appearance at their fearmongering finest, claiming that Democratic U.S.

Former Dunleavy adviser Brett Huber tells ABC that Trump’s visit did not help Sen.

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When Donald Trump spoke at the feel-good event of the century in Wasilla, he mentioned he was traveling with cabinet members Doug Burgum and Howard Lutnick, but mistakenly claimed they had come with him to Canada, not Alaska.

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President Donald Trump is claiming the gas pipeline is “now a U.S.

Donald Trump, who lied dozens of times during his speech in Wasilla, repeated his falsehoods about the gas pipeline Tuesday and claimed that the money to build the project is “already committed.”

Donald Trump chose to wade into the governor’s race Tuesday, doing so in a way that will help elect Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins as governor.

The weekend news featured this from the Associated Press: WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of six senators on Sunday called for President Donald Trump’s administration to “immediately reverse course” on a plan to purchase diesel from Russia as part of an e…

Everyone in Alaska needs to understand that there is no $54 billion investment approved by South Korea to pay for the Alaska LNG project.

If you haven’t done so already, take the time to read this column in the Anchorage Press, written by an anonymous Alaska resource industry executive who complains that Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, a candidate he doesn’t support, is “likely to be our next gove…

Bernadette Wilson with her Permanent Fund dividend gibberish cannot top this.

“Here’s the truth, I voted to force Trump’s DOJ to release the Epstein files,” Sen.

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The Trump administration decision to promote Sen.

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For someone who constantly boasts about her business experience by saying, “I have signed the front of a paycheck,” Bernadette Wilson has refused to talk about the many times she has ended up in court over unpaid bills.

A lie by Trump about a nonexistent $54 billion investment in the Alaska LNG project is not a cause for celebration.

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Donald Trump, refusing to admit he lied about South Korea promising to put up $54 billion to build the Alaska LNG project, is doubling down on stupid.

Donald Trump’s gasline lie on behalf of Sen.

Donald Trump held a campaign event for Sen.

Taylor Rogers is an assistant press secretary in the White House.

Just in time to help the reelection campaign of Sen.

A reader who has tried to engage with Sen.

Voting machines are more accurate at tabulating results than relying on tired election workers to count thousands of ballots by hand.

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You may have noticed that the three Republican candidates for governor are on the run from the record of Gov.

I don’t care that Mary Peltola yells at her employees, says stupid things in the heat of the moment, triggers the language police and needs help with anger management, as reported here by The New York Times.

Everyone needs a secret attorney and a mystery accountant like those telling former attorney general Tregarrick Taylor that if he doesn’t like a law he should ignore it and do whatever he wants.

With diesel fuel hitting a record $6.66 a gallon in urban Alaska thanks to Trump’s war in Iran, Sen.

If Donald Trump makes good on his threat to “help” Sen.

HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN: The fine print on the campaign ads for Sen.

Future federal judge Kyle Reardon will be the second Alaska judge to disgrace himself before he ever touches the gavel, tainting whatever he does in years to come in his lifetime government job.

If you missed the municipal candidate Q&A sessions Friday, KUAC has posted them on its website.

It’s time for Republicans Dave Bronson and Tregarrick Taylor to do the right thing for Alaska, according to Republican Bernadette Wilson.

Every year since 2018, the Fairbanks school board has made the declaration above.

With the Kennedy Center in a Trump-induced collapse, Donna Arduin has again left the building, abandoning her finance director’s job Tuesday with the institution’s finances a disaster.

By now everyone understands that the so-called “investigation” the Dunleavy administration conducted of financial disclosure statements by state candidates bordered on fraud.

If you want to know what exactly what Jesus wants from political candidates, just ask Jim Minnery, the Anchorage politician who long had a habit of signing his communiques with “In His Name.”

The moral of the story for Sen.

Josh Leaders, who is running for the borough assembly against incumbent Scott Crass, posted a video on social media in July in which he said he decided to run because of an incident that he said he witnessed five months earlier in the borough offices.

Jonathan Knezel, who earned a bachelor’s degree this year from the University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee, went to Korea not long ago to teach English.

A four-page campaign ad from Sen.

“President Trump is finally beginning to tap significantly into his super PAC’s $400 million war chest to help Republicans in the midterms,” the New York Times reports.

The members of the Golden Valley Electric Association deserve to hear more points of view about the utility’s proposal to buy a second large generator similar to a jet engine on a 747.

It should come as no surprise that the office of acting Attorney General Cori Mills, supplemented by the office of shadow attorney general Stephen Cox, had the staff available to find errors in 91 of 121 financial disclosure statements of candidates.