House OKs Bill Promoting Alaska-Made Fisheries Products
HB 59 Offers 2% Interest Rate Reduction on Commercial Fishing Fund Loans
Anchorage, Alaska teen named Distinguished Young Woman of Alaska
Statewide scholarship program awarded $7,000 in cash scholarships to participants
Begich Presses Forest Service to Fix Permitting Rule
Urges USDA Secretary Vilsack to Take Quick Action
Senate Finance Committee Debuts Proposed Changes to Senate Bill 192
Committee Substitute makes significant structural change to Progressivity among other changes
State Agency Stonewalls Senator's Inquiry About Oil Production
Former Director's Testimony to Congress contradicts current Administration position
Senator Questions Administration's Change of Position on Self-Defense Bill
Senator French concerned about Department of Law's contradictory statements on House Bill 80
Can the Supreme Court Survive a Health-Care Decision?
After it rules on the highly contested health-care debate and makes other momentous decisions this term, will the U.S. Supreme have sufficient stores of legitimacy to weather the inevitable backlash? Yes, but barely, says a professor of political science at Washington University in St. Louis.
Preschoolers Tend to Have Negative Perceptions of Overweight Children
TORONTO, Canada: March 30, 2012 — A Canadian study has found that some preschoolers may perceive overweight children to be not as “niceâ€.
Alaska House Tells U.S. Defense Department Not to Cut Tri-Care
HR 11 Urges the Federal Government to Honor Its Commitment to Veterans & Families