Committee to Hear Democrats’ Bill to Create Non-partisan Primary Election
Bill would give Alaskans freedom to vote for any candidate, regardless of political party
U.S., Canada Strengthen Bilateral Security Relationship
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 2012 – The United States and Canada expanded their security relationship yesterday by entering into two new agreements and renewing another that promote closer cross-border cooperation and lay out both countries’ roles and responsibilities in the event of a natural disaster or attack.
Alaska Supreme Court Reduces Judgment by $50 Million
Anchorage, Alaska – A unanimous Alaska Supreme Court decided on Friday of last week in the State v. Carlson case to cut approximately $50 million from a judgment awarded to nonresident commercial fishermen who had filed a class action lawsuit against the Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission. In so doing, the court overturned one of […]
ICE returns art stolen from French museum in 1981
WASHINGTON – An art piece stolen from a French museum more than 30 years ago is finally on its way home to France. On Wednesday, U.S. officials repatriated "Le Marché aux Poissons" (The Fish Market), a monotype by Camille Pissarro, to French Ambassador François Delattre.