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Editor’s note: We are experiencing technical difficulties with the author display, which we are working on solving as soon as possible. For clarity: this article was written by Deacon Dez. Have you ...
On October 20, 2026, Acting Alaska Attorney General Cori Mills filed an amicus brief in the case American First Legal Foundation v Alaska Judicial Council, in which American First Legal (AFL) sued the ...
In a press release released on October 20, 2026, Wedgewood Polls admitted to spreading fraudulent election polling data to national news networks. Wedgewood Polls fabricated statistics about the ...
On October 19, 2026, the Alaska Delegation and the Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, announced a federal ...
Two liberal legislators Zack Fields (D) and Rebecca Himshoot (I) and conservative-leaning former legislator Jesse Sumner (R) ...
The Legislature makes the laws and decides how to spend state money. Yes, the Governor can veto, but the Legislature can override any veto with a 2/3rd majority vote. While the Governor has control ...
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