For those who missed it, the video recordings of all talks and Q&A sessions from the Oct. 11 Alaskans 4 Personal Freedom conference are now available online, for free. Hundreds of Alaskans attended ...

The $44 billion Alaska LNG project is approaching a major milestone with the completion of its front-end engineering and design (FEED) study for an 800-mile natural gas pipeline, expected by December ...

Pro-Life Alaska, the statewide branch of The National Right to Life, has issued candidate endorsements for the Mat-Su Borough Assembly and School Board races. Early voting began on Oct. 20 and goes ...

The New Testament’s Great Commission begins not with a task but with a declaration. Before Christ commands his followers to teach and baptize the nations, he states the foundation upon which their ...

Rev. Matt Schultz, the extremely active left-wing activist/clergyman who pastors the ultra-liberal First Presbyterian Church in Anchorage, is running for the U.S. House. Schultz formally declared his ...

Veteran public policy expert Brett Huber has been named the new state director of Americans for Prosperity-Alaska, the local arm of a national conservative organization founded in 2004 by the Koch ...

Over the past decade, Alaska’s Legislature has exhibited a pattern of fiscal behavior marked by spending growth, political expedience, and an unwillingness to impose measurable performance ...

Early voting began on Oct. 20 for three Mat-Su Borough Assembly seats and three School Board seats that are up for grabs in the Nov. 4 election. The election will either strengthen the existing ...

An aging but fervent cohort of Alaska leftists lined Alaska sidewalks and staged demonstrations in local parks on Oct. 18. The protests were part of the nationally organized “No Kings” movement, which ...

Liberals held nationwide “No Kings” protests on Saturday, and it should be no surprise that many Alaskans in Homer joined in. It wasn’t the street protest that was remarkable, but the town hall ...