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Murkowski Meets with Arctic Council Chair, Iceland Ambassador Nominee

By Matthew Felling | Office of Senator Murkowski on Feb 6, 2014   Politics  

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Lisa Murkowski held two meetings with Arctic officials in her ongoing effort to build relationships and consensus within the region, with the United States scheduled to begin the 2-year Chairmanship of the Arctic Council next year.

Wildstein's Attorney Says Gov. Christie Knew of Bridge Closure When it Happened

By Staff on Jan 31, 2014   Politics  

A bombshell went off in New Jersey today when it was revealed in a letter from David Wildstein's attorney Alan Zegas that New Jersey's governor Chris Christie knew of the controversial closing of lanes on the George Washington Bridge last fall.

Planned Parenthood Sues to Block Intrusive Abortion Regulations

By Zack Fields | ADP on Jan 30, 2014   Politics  

ANCHORAGE: Planned Parenthood announced it is suing to block unprecedented, intrusive regulations that would require women to report personal medical conditions to the government. Unilaterally instated by the Parnell Administration earlier this month, despite being rejected by the legislature last year, the regulations would place further restrictions on abortion procedures deemed medically necessary.

Gardner, Josephson Take Lead on Kerttula’s LGBTQ Anti-Discrimination Bill

By Mark Gnadt | House Democratic Caucus on Jan 28, 2014   Politics  

JUNEAU – Monday, Representative Andy Josephson assumed prime sponsorship of former representative Beth Kerttula’s House legislation to ban discrimination against people based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.

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