Public record being selectively deleted, letting president declare his version of history, archivists say.
Fears Trump’s tariffs will slash global economic growth — and oil demand — are weighing on the market.
Understaffed federal offices supporting fishing regulators cut even further, as NOAA Fisheries works ‘to keep the lights on’
©10% tariff for all countries; trading partners like China, Japan and Europe face significantly higher rates.
Issues raised by southcentral U.S. operators have similarities, differences to Alaska’s, lawmakers say.
State was using funds to purchase lab equipment and update electronic records.
Order requires federal ballots to be received by Election Day, proof of citizenship to register to vote.
After president’s slashing of government, those affected told to justify how their existence serves him.
The Alaska House of Representatives is asking the Trump administration and Canadian government to step back from a brewing trade war. In a 33-4 vote… Continue reading
Constituents across Alaska feel unheard by congressional delegation, take the lead in community outreach.
Senator takes barrage of friendly and confrontational questions from lawmakers about Trump’s agenda.
I guess I’m lucky: Only two of my friends have been fired by the Trump-Musk DOGE juggernaut. It’s horrible for both of them, but I… Continue reading
Follow-ups to Trump executive orders will mean leasing across ANWR, wider NPR development.
Senator addresses flood concerns, federal firings, Medicaid worries in annual speech to Legislature.
Order giving Natives more access to federal funds cited in awarding of major Southeast Alaska projects.
DOT worker says he’s supposed to resume work Thursday; Forest Service worker says status still unclear.
Tariffs, talk of recession causing uncertainty and ill will resulting in reports of cancellations.
Recently I was asked by a friend to volunteer at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center to help keep the doors open and the outdoors safe… Continue reading
Trump administration moves quickly on additional mass firings, despite some being declared illegal.
Treasury, Veterans Affairs, Agriculture, Defense, Energy and Interior departments affected by order.
