“Will Democrats finally get it?” asked one progressive expert. “Americans are tired of war. They want a new foreign policy.” Nearly three-quarters of Americans who voted in Tuesday’s midterm elections said that President Donald Trump’s illegal war of choice on Iran was a significant factor in their vote, a figure that opponents of US militarism […]
Following the oil strike in Katalia, oil companies raced to stake out oil claims in Alaska. In response, on November 5th 1910, President Taft withdrew all oil lands in Alaska from exploration and drilling. The oil lands that President Taft closed down would not be released until definite surveys could be made and the petroleum […]
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $114 million contract on Oct. 29, 2026 to Gilbane Federal of Providence, Rhode Island, to modernize the water distribution system at Base Kodiak, Alaska. Funded through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, this project directly strengthens operational readiness and quality of life at the Coast Guard’s largest […]
Bureau Reduces Statehood Overselections by More Than 5 Million Acres ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Tuesday, the Bureau of Land Management took historic action to reduce the State of Alaska’s overselections toward its statehood entitlement by more than 5 million acres. This is a key step in the BLM’s continued partnership with the state and all Alaskans […]