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As Trump’s Golden Age of Alaska continues, we are facing a multi-faceted energy crisis that demands our leaders recognize the complexity and urgency of the moment.

The looming shortage of natural gas for Southcentral Alaska, crippling increases in the price of fuel acro...


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Here’s the easiest $1.4 million the Alaska Legislature can save in the next month.

Any agency that wants to give $1.4 million to former Dunleavy cheerleader Dave Stieren for a publicity campaign deserves to have $1.4 million removed from its budget.

Stieren’s latest habit is calling those who disagree with him Communists.

The agency in question is the Alaska...


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Sen. Dan Sullivan has claimed on many occasions in the past that, compared to Obama and Biden, Trump “has a history of actions that are significantly harder on Putin — and the other dictators around the world.”

Sullivan keeps making this claim even though Trump has shown over and over again that he sides with Putin in the war against Ukraine.

Trump took another st...


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Gov. Mike Dunleavy, who claimed a month ago that Donald Trump’s war in Iran is a “strategic master stroke,” is now saying that although gas prices are way up because of the master stroke, the good news is that there is a lot of high-priced fuel for people who can afford it.

“Countries remain anxious and are warning of extreme measures in the months ahead to deal with ac...


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Linden Staciokas, who has died at 74, worked for years in her professional life as a social services manager to improve the lives of thousands of children in Alaska.

She also had a large following among gardeners and those who never got their hands dirty but liked to read all about it. She shared the mysteries of growing in columns that ostensibly dealt with the specifi...


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