This Day in Alaska History-November 19th, 1918
‘Evil, Fascist, Wannabe Authoritarian’ Stephen Miller Threatens IL Gov. Pritzker With Arrest
“Remember, these fascist freaks pardoned the actual people convicted of ‘seditious conspiracy’ while falsely accusing their opponents of this serious crime,” said one journalist. Just over nine months after President Donald Trump returned to office and pardoned his supporters who stormed the US Capitol, one of the Republican’s top aides suggested that federal law enforcement may arrest Democrats standing […]
This Day in Alaska History-October 8th, 1914
Rural Alaska Deserves More Than Promises
Alaska faces unique energy challenges – from the railbelt to remote fish camps. In rural Alaska, where families face the highest energy costs in the country, the stakes are the difference between a thriving community and decline. Across more than 200 communities off the Railbelt, electricity costs $0.50 to $1.00 per kilowatt-hour, compared to a […]