Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani instantly became the most notorious man in America when he said at a conservative dinner in Manhattan that… Continue reading
White House aides are whispering that President Barack Obama’s veto of the Keystone XL pipeline authorization bill signals a new phase of his presidency, and… Continue reading
Fortifying Alaska’s families and building community are priorities of mine as I serve with great honor and deep gratitude as Alaska’s First Lady.As the honorary… Continue reading
I think we’ve missed one possible explanation for Rudy Giuliani’s behavior: Maybe he’s concealing the fact that he suffered a blow to the head severe… Continue reading
America, and the world for that matter, uses lots of energy. The energy source used more than any other in the United State is oil… Continue reading
Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, is taking some heat — and winning praise in some quarters — for remarks he made… Continue reading
This week, we celebrate the 200th anniversary of ratification of the Treaty of Ghent. It’s probably not something you think about often.That treaty, ratified by… Continue reading
Scott Walker belongs to an embattled minority that happens to be most of the population. The root of this paradox is that Walker is an… Continue reading
If he could have seen the end of the 2015 Yukon Quest, one has to imagine George Attla would have been pleased. The Alaska mushing… Continue reading
This past week, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District administration continued its public dialogue on area pool use. If Wednesday’s meeting is any indication, the… Continue reading
I am very excited about Alaska’s prospects for finally getting our natural gas to Alaskans and the world market. We currently have two natural gas… Continue reading
I’ve always been baffled by those who disparage living in tropical climes because they like “the change of seasons.” Personally, I would be truly happy… Continue reading
Scott Walker belongs to an embattled minority that happens to be most of the population. The root of this paradox is that Walker is an… Continue reading
If he could have seen the end ofthe2015 Yukon Quest, one has to imagine George Attla would have been pleased. The Alaska mushing legend didn’t… Continue reading
During the Soldotna City Council’s discussion on whether to introduce an ordinance that would provide a donation from the city to a non-profit organization to… Continue reading
Thelma and Louise should be appalled. Almost 25 years after their epic road movie attacked “conventional patterns of chauvinist male behavior toward females” (in the… Continue reading
They called it a brick sandwich.In 1896, New York State enacted the Raines Law to tax and control the retail liquor trade. Among its provisions,… Continue reading
Who would have predicted that the head of the FBI could give a speech about cops and racial bias that would be so thoughtful and… Continue reading
Is there a better sign that an election is imminent than the arrival to our mailboxes of the papery mass that is the state’s election… Continue reading
Gov. Bobby Jindal’s name is not first on most people’s list of candidates for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, but maybe we should at… Continue reading
