Attorney General Treg Taylor didn’t tell the whole truth to legislators during confirmation hearings March 15 and March 19 when he spoke about Stevens, the ethics law and the failure to approve an ethics waiver.
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It’s hard to prove anything is false. But it’s easy enough to demonstrate that Sullivan, who detests Kerry, did not have the evidence to accuse him of treason.
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It’s too soon to say what will take place and when. Elements of the dispute are headed back to the Alaska Supreme Court, as the two sides are not giving up or giving in.
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Alaska news organizations have neglected to report on Tshibaka’s background and beliefs, but CNN has stepped in with a piece that will generate news coverage in Alaska.
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The first campaign finance reports in the Alaska U.S. Senate race show Sen. Lisa Murkowski with a major cash advantage over challenger Kelly Tshibaka, who quit as commissioner of administration to become an official candidate March 29.
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Dunleavy is not willing to tell his supporters that refusing the COVID vaccination is putting Alaska at risk.
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A reviewer in the New York Daily News confessed to skepticism after reading of the two-wheeled conveyance peddled across Alaska by a James Michener character in the pages of author’s novel “Alaska.”
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The Dunleavy administration does not want public records about Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s plan to allow snowmachines and ATVs on public roads to become public.
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The subject is 49-year-old George A. Parks, who was on his way by train to Washington, D.C. when a photographer for the “Daily Illustrated Times” lit him up in Chicago’s Union Station at 9 a.m. on Nov. 15, 1932.
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Over the decades my late brother often used one historic Alaska photo of a saloon to make a point, not about drinking or playing cards, but about the importance of paying close attention and being ready for the unexpected.
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