OLIVER: Addressing national misconceptions about Alaskan higher education
Alaska is unique. It faces challenges that make comparisons to the Lower 48 more complicated than some would suggest.
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PENCE: Spare us your veneer of fiscal conservatism, Mr. Dunleavy
There is more to fiscal conservatism than a small budget deficit.
GARA: Pebble Mine’s toxic threat to Alaska and how to be heard
Anchorage’s former House representative reminds us that public comment is due by July 1.
LEE: What does the health care Congress mean to Alaska?
By Amber Lee Across the nation there is a great deal of talk about the role of health care in switching many red states to…
JOHNSON: They would catch him next time, they said. That meant my time was not enough.
I went in and out of the system and I’m no better for it, and I am not alone. We need change and a system that works.
AYERS: Mike Dunleavy doesn’t measure up and there’s nothing Outside money can do to change that
“As Alaska’s chaotic governor’s race comes down to the wire, I keep recalling a couple of nuggets of wisdom from experience as a Marine Corps veteran and more than 30 years as an observer of Alaska politics.”
RACE: Drawing Dunleavy
The art in these editorial cartoons might seem familiar. They’re by Juneau artist Pat Race, who also lent his talents to Alaska’s early voting stickers.
TABACZKA: Thank you for being ‘Present.’ An open letter to Sen. Murkowski.
“You took your 1 percent of the ‘Advice and Consent’ role stated in Article II, Section 2 seriously,” writes Nick Tabaczka.
SMITH: Sens. Murkowski and Sullivan, you can right this wrong
Kavanaugh’s behavior has shown he doesn’t respect survivors of sexual assault and likely won’t be a fair judge.
KOPP: Remembering our heroes and their sacrifice
We could never earn or pay back such a sacrifice. Today we remember you. We honor you. We thank you. May your memory, service and sacrifice be forever blessed.