“The White House belongs to the people, but Trump consistently acts like it belongs to him alone,” said one watchdog, calling out the court’s majority for allowing construction on “this illegal project.” US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts recently let construction on President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom continue in a temporary solo decision, but on Monday he sided with the […]
On September 2nd, 1994, two teenagers, Adrian Guthrie and Simon Roberts, were sentenced to one-year banishment to two separate southeast islands by the Klawock Tribal Council. Their banishment was a result of a Washington court case that found the two Southeast Alaskan teens guilty of robbing and severely beating Tim Whittlesey, a pizza deliveryman in […]
Earthquakes continue unabated south of Nikolski. The flurry of 27 quakes began Monday and has shown no slowdown and, in fact, are increasing in size, with the most recent occurring just after five this evening. It registered as a 5.2 on the Richter scale and is the largest of the two-day group. There have been […]
Decision Follows Alaska Public Offices Commission Recommendation (Anchorage, AK) – Monday, Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom announced that the Division of Elections will not certify Treg Taylor’s nomination for Governor. The decision follows the Alaska Public Offices Commission’s determination that Taylor’s 2026 public official financial disclosure statement did not substantially comply with AS 39.50 within the […]