The federal designation of a National Scenic Trail in Alaska is a mistake that Alaskans should be deeply concerned about. The federal government still owes us land from our statehood. So, why would we ...

Ballots have been mailed out for the Municipality of Anchorage Regular Election on Tuesday, April 1. In an effort to identify conservative minded candidates, Alaska Family Action has published the ...

With the passage of House Bill 69 by Alaska’s lower chamber on March 12, it seems the State House minority has been unsuccessful at convincing the majority that Alaska education is a failing system in ...

Education and knowledge translate into power. Education does not parallel economics or politics, but is the soul of society, and more fundamental than these others. Education determines people’s moral ...

Alaska House Bill 89 seeks to authorize the temporary confiscation of firearms from individuals deemed a potential danger to themselves or others, based on minimal evidence and without due The Alaska ...

Let’s play baseball. Get out the rule book. Like most sports, it is packed not only with rules that are macro and fundamental, but also micro and nuanced. Rules change, and are done so by mutual ...

In an effort to ensure that newborn infants are not left abandon to die, the Alaska Legislature is considering a bill that would let parents surrender a newborn baby anonymously by placing them in a ...

In a move that could ultimately unravel a 2020 Anchorage law banning counselors from offering even voluntary advice to minors who wish to reduce or overcome unwanted LGBTQ sexual attractions, the U.S.

Alaska Legislators are saddled with a large, expensive government with declining oil revenues and are trying to spend themselves out of their financial hole. This strategy has worked in the past but ...

Let’s play baseball. Get out the rule book. Like most sports, it is packed not only with rules that are macro and fundamental, but also micro and nuanced. Rules change, and are done so by mutual ...

Editor’s note: Alaska Senate Majority Leader Cathy Geissel has introduced Senate Bill 90, which seeks to lower the age (from 18 to 16) at which minors can agree to undergo mental and behavioral health ...

In a move that could undermine an Anchorage law that bans counselors from helping minors reduce or overcome unwanted LGBTQ sexual attractions, the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case in which ...