Dunleavy and his administration have set the bar pretty low and once again underlined the standards set by Republicans.

Basically, we all don’t like paying taxes, but it is how we financially get behind our nation.

As Desmond Tutu pointed out, “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.”

Jesus called the Pharisees hypocrites for making a show of religion instead of obeying their religion.

Jeremy Cubas must have been hiding in plain sight in the classroom. He must have known enough not to assign his podcast to students as required viewing.

It’s clear that Cubas and the governor hold women as the same thing, a vessel with no choice over their own body.

Remember when House Speaker Kevin McCarthy inexplicably handed hundreds of hours of U.S. Capitol security videos of the Jan. 6 riots to propagandist Tucker Carlson?

Flying back to Alaska in one of the sleek new jets, I was surprised to find we are no longer sardines.

I suspect Chief Justice John Roberts would send Donley back to grammar school for a class on diagramming sentences.

Looking at alternatives will not “cripple Alaska’s resource development and lock up the state,” but it may help stabilize rates and open up new job and investment opportunities.

June 4 is the day we honor the victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

After watching their performance in the public meeting supporting the cargo development, it hurt my heart terribly.

At this point, I am not sure who remains an outlier on the need to transition away from fossil fuels for our energy source.

Progress toward a greener Alaska is at risk.

We beg Murkowski to use her influence to “kick free” the nominations of these military members so they may move forward in their careers.

I think that the relocation of the homeless from Cuddy Park is a travesty.

We can be better if we follow our pledge and live in one nation and strive to work together to solve our differences.

If anyone in this state thinks they are owed this dividend, please tell me and the world why.

Sixty years ago, Anchorage was a little town with big dreams. People were hungry for good bread, sausages and meat.

These are the uplifting experiences of true humanity that make living in Alaska so awesome.

I was wondering about how the teachings of Jesus and God’s Ten Commandments affect today’s governments.

According to the Muni, Martin v. Boise does allow some leeway, but it’s the choice of where to apply it that bothers me.

All that noise is the sound of freedom. Think about it!

The article about Anchorage having a wildfire problem with road access is the same all over the state.