GOP favors corporate control over consumer choice
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Opinions
We live in times made for the Serenity Prayer
Ah, but we're blessed with Alaska, so after we say, 'Amen,' we can step outside and rejoice.
Wild blue yonder ain’t what it used to be
Aging Air Force fleet has guaranteed U.S. air dominance for decades but may be no match for what's just over the horizon.
Murkowski takes sensible health care stand; Sullivan doesn’t
It's time to swallow the mindless slogan of "repeal and replace" and fix the problems with the ACA, which can't be done by repealing the law.
Parents should decide for Charlie Gard
Were it my choice, I'd disconnect life support and cradle the lad till the end. But long shots in the dark are rightly his parents' call.
Readers write: Letters to the editor, July 23, 2017
Health care and health care and health care.
A prayer for John McCain
This isn't a eulogy. It's a tribute to a war hero and a man whose country still needs him.
Alaskans should receive their full Permanent Fund dividends
Alaskans' individual, full dividend is a matter of law -- and the best safeguard against the plunder of the Permanent Fund.
How the best of the future emerged at the remodeled Loussac Library
The design and art of Anchorage's reborn central library respond to a community vision of openness and connection.
A bogey on 9 is fine, for that’s the bear hole
A black bear on the green at Moose Run course changes a solo golfer's view of the game.
Thank you, kind stranger, for carrying my friend’s 100-pound dog across a boulder field
I honestly am not sure what we would have done without this person's help.
Oil producers should pay their share — and they are
Stability and reason must rule Alaska's levy on those who moil for oil and fuel the state.
Readers write: Letters to the editor, July 21, 2017
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Underground Alaska and one of the most dangerous jobs in the world
Thousands of laborers — many of them foreign born — went underground for one of the most difficult and dangerous jobs in the world: mining.
New partner won’t change Pebble to gold
Gold and copper mine doesn't belong in the headwaters of the Bristol Bay salmon fisheries, and most Alaskans know it's past time to lay this bad idea to rest.
Readers write: Letters to the editor, July 20, 2017
Drones, bridges and Pebble.
2018 will be all about Trump’s departure
A few more Democrats and some exasperated Republicans -- with or without Alaska's Rep. Don Young -- will spell the end for this administration.
How Trump made me a whistleblower after I warned of danger to Alaskans
Administration prefers silence over science, and seeks to stifle information about climate change threats to Alaska villages.
Alaskans should have a choice on cats
Trap-neuter-release of community cats works to stabilize populations, and is based on science, not hope.
Meet a cab driver who raised 7 children on his own. Six became Marines, one an engineering student
When his wife died, Mark Braudis was left to raise seven kids on his own. Now, 10 years later, he's proud of what his children have accomplished — and they're proud of him, too.