How low can we go?
Sen. Reinbold pushes hydroxychloroquine, vaccine conspiracy theories during off-the-rails hearing on covid. Online checkbook bill gets a thumbs up.
Time flies when you're having fun (spending down $16 billion)
The big budget issues are coming into focus while a new one emerges in the Senate Education Committee.
Another.
For a second time in six months, Alaska's attorney general resigns amid sexual misconduct allegations. Something's broken.
The Last Park Ranger
Dunleavy delivers an uninspired State of the State focused more on cancel culture than his lack of a plan to address the state's precarious financial position. The Senate steps up.
The bullied pulpit
Right-wing covid-denying Sen. Lora Reinbold’s first Senate Judiciary Committee probably didn’t go how she wanted. Oil taxes get a bump, and the Senate Democrats stand united.
The weaponization of disinformation
Things get dark on the Anchorage Assembly as the Nazi-license-plate saga continues. Oh, and the House is still not organized.
Predictably repulsive
The license plate brouhaha comes to an end while we're reminded of the massive move to split DHSS into two.
The problem with platforming Nazis
Leave it to license plates to reveal the Nazi sympathizers.
Setting the course for session
The new Senate Republican majority fast-tracks a bill that would halt municipal by-mail elections and make it harder to vote.
A flimsy foundation
The Senate Majority projects unity but for what, exactly?
