The following editorial was written by the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: In an ongoing battle about game management in Alaska, Department of Fish and Game Commissioner… Continue reading
Voting yes on Ballot Measure 2 is a no-cost option to the state that will save Alaskans their hard earned money by providing a tool… Continue reading
Why is our country always at war? We spend over half of our tax money on financing wars and the military industrial complex, aka the… Continue reading
What issues matter the most to you this election?If you’re like most Americans, climate change either isn’t on the list or it comes in last.… Continue reading
The following editorial appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:Government has suspended — but not ended — the clawback of re-enlistment bonuses given to thousands of current… Continue reading
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Congress overrode a President Obama veto in September when it passed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act. JASTA… Continue reading
If approved by voters Nov. 8, Ballot Measure 1 will allow qualified Alaskan residents to register to vote when applying for the Permanent Fund Dividend.… Continue reading
The National Endowment for the Arts is the nation’s federal agency charged with encouraging artistic activity in the U.S., and it is currently doing a… Continue reading
The following editorial first appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:The Pentagon has inflicted unnecessary financial upheaval upon thousands of California National Guard veterans who sacrificed… Continue reading
The Alaska Constitution requires that the state redraw the lines of legislative districts every 10 years, using census data to ensure that each legislative district… Continue reading
At the Justin Parish/Cathy Muñoz debate, when asked what his priority is, Justin Parish’s answer was emphatic and without hesitation: “Education.”I will call Mr. Parish… Continue reading
Did you know that Juneau gets only 20 percent of its total energy use from hydropower? CBJ recently published a draft energy plan that is… Continue reading
The following editorial first appeared in the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner:After the shots rang out near her house, Brenda Riley did what most of us would:… Continue reading
The following editorial was written by the Ketchikan Daily News:The statewide election will feature two ballot measures.One seeks voter approval for allowing qualified Alaskans to… Continue reading
The recent flurry of editorial comments related to “The Road” are reminders this issue remains a hot-button topic in Juneau. The arguments calling for road… Continue reading
When Gov. Bill Walker announced his decision last year to expand Medicaid under Obamacare, he described it as a fiscal no-brainer. He insisted that our… Continue reading
You know the race to the White House is over when polling in Alaska has Hillary Clinton within striking distance of the Republican nominee just… Continue reading
Long admired by uber-liberals for its socialistic-style welfare state, Norway is often held up as an example for Alaska to follow — despite its lack… Continue reading
When you get your ballot, start with the easy vote.Move to the right-hand column and select “Yes” for Ballot Measure 1.You’ll be doing yourself a… Continue reading
Alaska, and Juneau in particular, have a big problem — and it’s killing us.Accidental gun deaths are on the rise, and our state leads the… Continue reading
