”Mom, there’s homeless people all around this park. Can we please go somewhere else?” Asked my six year old as we drove past Pioneer Park downtown around 3 p.m. this past Wednesday afternoon. He’s not ...

In order to promote gender-queer ideology throughout the month of June, employees at Noel Wien Public Library in Fairbanks have placed a prominent display of staff-recommended LGBTQ books for kids, ...

Fr. Alphonsus Afina, who served as a priest for many years in the Catholic Diocese of Fairbanks, has been captured by the militant Islamist terrorist group – Boko Haram – in his home Diocese of ...

On June 3rd, Alaska State Senator James Kaufman shared an optimistic message on social media: “One of my top priorities is supporting responsible resource development in Alaska… Alaska has the ability ...

People can peacefully protest to express dissatisfaction with policies or actions, to raise awareness about a cause, connect with like-minded individuals, push for negotiation, compromise and policy ...

Alaska gubernatorial candidate Bernadette Wilson is tapping into nationally recognized political strategists in her bid to become Alaska’s next governor. On June 3, her campaign announced that it was ...

Over the past decade, Alaska has become a sobering case study in the systematic digression from freedom to entitlement, where government agencies, originally built to serve and protect, have ...

Eleven members of the Alaska Legislature’s GOP minorities joined with the Democrat-controlled majorities to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a record-spending education bill that will benefit a ...

Exasperated Anchorage residents packed into City Hall on May 14, hoping to engage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance about her administration’s handling of the city’s chronic and growing homeless crisis. While a ...

Alaska’s indigenous women and their unborn babies are increasingly vulnerable to abortion, according to the latest comprehensive data from the state. For decades, the abortion industry and its allies ...

I am 73 years old and have lived under eight different popes. I even recall the news of the 1958 conclave. I was shocked when the first non-Italian pope in 450 years was elected in 1978. I was shocked ...