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After Decades of Raking in Corporate Cash, McConnell Tells CEOs Mildly Defending Voting Rights to ‘Stay Out of Politics’

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on Apr 6, 2021   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

After Decades of Raking in Corporate Cash, McConnell Tells CEOs Mildly Defending Voting Rights to ‘Stay Out of Politics’

“I have a feeling he thinks advocating for fair access to the ballot box is the only political act CEOs shouldn’t be engaged in,” said Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. After spending much of his decades-long career raking in corporate cash and combating efforts to limit money in politics, Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday suddenly claimed to be […]

UPDATE: One Charged with Murder in East 59th Avenue Homicide Investigation

By Alaska Native News on Apr 6, 2021   Featured, General News  

UPDATE: One Charged with Murder in East 59th Avenue Homicide Investigation

Anchorage patrol officers responded to the 1700-0block of East 59th Avenue at 3:40 am in reference to a disturbance that would be elevated to a homicide investigation on Monday morning. When the officers arrived, they would discover an adult male shot in the upper chest. He would be declared deceased at the scene. The APD […]

NASA’s Mars Helicopter Survives First Cold Martian Night on Its Own

By Alana Johnson / Grey Hautaluoma | NASA Headquarters, DC Agle Jet Propulsion Laboratory on Apr 6, 2021   Featured, Science/Education  

NASA’s Mars Helicopter Survives First Cold Martian Night on Its Own

Making it through the frigid Martian temperatures after being deployed by NASA’s Perseverance rover is a major milestone for the small rotorcraft.   NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter has emerged from its first night on the surface of Mars. Evening temperatures at Jezero Crater can plunge as low as minus 130 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 90 degrees Celsius), which […]

April 6th, 1933

By Alaska Native News on Apr 6, 2021   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

April 6th, 1933

CASE COUNT SUMMARY – April 5, 2021

By Alaska Department of Health and Social Services on Apr 5, 2021   Featured, Health, State  

CASE COUNT SUMMARY – April 5, 2021

CASES – DHSS today announced 505 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska over the past three days. 488 were residents in: Anchorage (176), Wasilla (99), Palmer (41), Fairbanks (30), Valdez (21), Eagle River (16), North Pole (13), Soldotna (13), Chugiak (11), Girdwood (7), Juneau (7), Kenai (6), Bethel Census Area (5), Houston (5), Seward (5), Ketchikan (4), Willow (4), Delta Junction (3), Kodiak (3), Bethel (2), Copper River Census Area (2), Kusilvak Census […]

Two Yemeni Men Arrested by Border Patrol Identified on the FBI’s Terrorism Watch List

By U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Apr 5, 2021   Featured, National, National/World  

Two Yemeni Men Arrested by Border Patrol Identified on the FBI’s Terrorism Watch List

El Centro Sector Border Patrol Arrest Two Yemeni Men  Identified on the FBI’s Terrorism Watch List CALEXICO, Calif. – U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the El Centro Sector arrested two Yemeni men within the last 2 months that were identified on a terrorism watch list.   The first incident occurred on January 29, at approximately 1:10 a.m., when […]

Florida Workers Race to Prevent Massive Spill of Radioactive Waste

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on Apr 5, 2021   Featured, National, National/World  

Florida Workers Race to Prevent Massive Spill of Radioactive Waste

“Federal officials need to clean up this mess the fertilizer industry has dumped on Florida communities and immediately halt further phosphogypsum production.” Florida workers over the weekend rushed to prevent the collapse of a reservoir wall containing hundreds of millions of gallons of wastewater from a defunct phosphate mine, a looming environmental catastrophe that prompted […]

IRS has refunds totaling $1.3 billion for people who have not filed a 2017 federal income tax return

By David Tucker | IRS on Apr 5, 2021   Featured, National, National/World  

IRS has refunds totaling $1.3 billion for people who have not filed a 2017 federal income tax return

WASHINGTON – Unclaimed income tax refunds worth more than $1.3 billion await an estimated 1.3 million taxpayers who did not file a 2017 Form 1040 federal income tax return, according to the Internal Revenue Service. “The IRS wants to help taxpayers who are due refunds but haven’t filed their 2017 tax returns yet,” said IRS […]

Sea Urchin-Alutiiq Word of the Week-April 5th

By Amy Steffian | Alutiiq Museum on Apr 5, 2021   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News, Featured  

Sea Urchin-Alutiiq Word of  the Week-April 5th

UUTUK – SEA URCHIN KASUKUAGMEN AGKUMA, UUTURSURCIQUA CALI. – WHEN I GO TO AKHIOK, I WILL GET SEA URCHINS, TOO. Sea urchins are echinoderms, spiny-skinned animals related to starfish and sea cucumbers. Kodiak is home to two varieties, the red urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) and the green urchin (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis). Both are about the size of […]

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