Every time Alaska’s education bureaucracy finds itself cornered by poor results, it reaches for a familiar escape hatch: “evidence-based.” It’s the talisman that turns spending requests into virtue.

On Oct 29, a 11 a.m., the Alaska Supreme Court heard a case in which the justices will decide whether to allow advanced practice clinicians – including nurse practitioners – to administer the deadly ...

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is reportedly on the verge of banning biological males from competing in females athletic events. According to a recent report from BBC Sport, the IOC’s ...

One of the things the government shutdown has shown us is just how badly the government spends our tax dollars. Examples of SNAP and EBT fraud have been in the news, but as bad as these problems are, ...

Alaska Attorney Gen. Stephen Cox finds it deeply concerning that the state’s largest school district has failed to endorse a simple flyer for students that contains the U.S. Constitution and the ...

Alaska State Rep. David Nelson (R-Anchorage) has announced that he will not seek reelection in 2026, which leaves the door open for a strong conservative candidate to take his place. It also opens the ...

Alaska State Sen. Matt Claman (D-Anchorage) has announced that he is running for governor in 2026. As one of the most liberal members of the State Legislature, Claman has long spearheaded the effort ...

Tucker Carlson is being attacked because of an interview he had with a far-right political commentator named Nick Fuentes. Interestingly, Carlson is being criticized for using his free speech rights ...

This “Our Common Purpose” report is pure progressive power grab unashamedly wrapped in red, white, and blue. Seventy-four pages of elite liberal wish-casting, it lays out a plan to dismantle the ...

Long part of Alaska’s lore, the daring adventures of commercial fishing are becoming less and less common. According to the latest report from Alaska’s Department of Labor, the number of people ...

Intractable ethnic conflicts, driven by perceived fundamental differences in identity and survival, are prolonged, destructive and defy conventional resolution. Beyond the apparent political, economic ...

Ask the average Alaskan if the State Constitution protects abortion, and you’ll likely get a nod and a shrug – of course it is. That’s what we’ve been told for decades. Courts say it. Politicians ...