Biden supports American tribe competing as its own nation at Olympics
Biden supports American tribe competing as its own nation at Olympics
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Impeach, indict, rinse, repeat: Joe and Hunter Biden’s very bad day
2024 is shaping up to be one big trip hazard for Joe Biden. Between two bad-boy Bidens, there’s a world of worry, a series of scandals, possible prison sentence … as well as rising fall risks and falling support for the president.
Climate cult: What does it mean to be a Democrat in Alaska?
Internal party documents show the new platform of positions being formed up for 2024 for the Alaska Democratic Party convention may oppose all oil and gas.
We appreciate all generous Alaskans who keep this conservative enterprise going!
Peltola votes against censuring her Democrat colleague who pulled fire alarm
Rep. Jamaal Bowman was trying to stop government in its tracks by pulling the fire alarm. He pleaded guilty and faces a $1,000 fine and probation. Alaska’s one representative did not hold him accountable.
Biden to support one American tribe competing under its own flag at Olympics
In the 2028 lacrosse event, Biden will allow the Iroquois to compete as a sovereign nation.
Anchorage hearing on Ambler Road
The anti-everything people will be there with their signs, but will anyone in Alaska stand up for the road to the Ambler Mining District? Have people given up?
‘Disgraceful’: Sen. Mike Lee blasts FBI monitoring of U.S. citizens
The FBI with FISA powers does not have to have a warrant to spy on Americans. Sen. Mike Lee of Utah has a problem with that.
Governor, First Lady announce open house
The annual cookies-and-punch event at the Governor’s Residence in downtown Juneau happens next week. Stop by if you are in the neighborhood.
Question of the week: Who is a better neighbor: Derek Chauvin or George Floyd?
How sporting: Two men take gold, silver at women’s Chicago cyclocross
The male duo keeps entering women events and keeps taking medals away from women. The race management says that’s ok, and any racer who complains will be disqualified.
Man indicted for three counts of murder of unborn child
It’s an Alaska thing: You can abort the child, thus kill it, but you just can’t murder the baby before it’s born if the mom does not agree.
Disrespect: Peltola calls Pearl Harbor attack a ‘tragedy’
Alaska’s congressional representative can’t distinguish between a tsunami and a surprise bombing of soldiers, sailors, and civilians.
This day in history
Dec. 8, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Amnesty Proclamation and plan for Reconstruction of the South.
Columns
Downing: Olympic Committee should think long and hard before approving ‘nations within nations’
If the International Olympic Committee should not listen to Joe Biden, who always scores on his own goal. If the IOC starts including “nations” that are not actually nations, it will make a political blunder that could destroy the games.
Win Gruening: Juneau Assembly decision to cut cruise ship has a risk
Want fewer cruise ships in Juneau? Expect less revenue for things you want in city services.
Jamie Allard: Do we have what it takes to be next Greatest Generation?
Our young men answered the call to arms with a resounding and courageous “hooah!” An astounding 16.1 million Americans defended not only our nation but all the world from the evils of a totalitarian dictatorship.
Downing’s Daily Caller: The 2023 version of ‘Season’s Greetings!’
Elon Musk told Disney CEO: “You can’t blackmail me.” Behold the left’s meltdown.
Kelly Tshibaka: Bold insights from Larry Elder
Notes from the STAND podcast with Kelly and Niki Tshibaka.
Ken Koelsch: Juneau Assembly needs to retreat
The jacking up of property taxes is making Juneau unaffordable, says the former mayor of the Capital City.
Bethany Marcum: A Supreme Court case that could be the next Janus
The Supreme Court will decide any day whether to hear a case from Alaska that would ensure that all of America’s nearly 15 million teachers, police officers, firefighters, and other public workers have the information and opportunity they need to exercise their fundamental rights.
Alaska oil: $75.98
Henry Hub gas: $2.57
Alaska North Slope Production: 481,791
Permanent Fund (principal and earnings reserve): $77,282,300,000
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