Who’s paying for what? ‘Dark money’ at heart of pair of campaign finance complaints
State and federal finance law are unfortunately pretty permissible when it comes to dark money.
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Gov. Walker pledges to fix “loophole” that spared Schneider from being labeled a sex offender
But are fixes to law alone enough to fix what went wrong with shocking assault?
Friday in the Sun (Sept. 21): The ‘Where’s Dunleavy’ edition
The latest and sometimes-greatest in Alaska political gossip and rumors.
The judge who approved no-jail deal in shocking assault will be on this year’s ballot
Voters in a majority of Alaska’s House districts will get to decide whether he should keep his job.
Gov. Walker, Lt. Gov. Mallott announce opposition to Kavanaugh, adding pressure to Murkowski
It’s not only important to the confirmation process, but an issue in the governor’s race where Democratic candidate Mark Begich has already staked out his opposition to the nominee.
Former First Lady Bella Hammond endorses Begich for Alaska governor
Hammond endorsed both Begich and Walker in 2014, when they were running for different positions.
Don Young calls Alyse Galvin ‘nasty’ after she questions the Republican’s campaign contributions
Young called Galvin “nasty” after she brought up his campaign contributions.
Murkowski and Sullivan welcome delay on Kavanaugh vote to respond to sexual assault allegations
Murkowski was one of a handful of Republican senators who called for a delay on the vote.
Murkowski says Senate ‘might have to consider’ delay on Kavanaugh vote after accuser steps forward
The Senate’s weighing whether to move ahead with a vote to advance Kavanaugh’s nomination after accusations that he sexually assaulted a woman.
Sullivan stands by Kavanaugh on issues raised by AFN, commends delay over sexual assault allegations
Sullivan says he trusts Kavanaugh after the two worked together in the Bush White House.