This Day in Alaska History-November 10th, 1911
‘Another Unlawful Extrajudicial Killing’ as Trump Expands Boat-Bombing Spree to Pacific
“This is illegal and endangers America,” said one critic of Trump’s boat-bombing campaign. The Trump administration launched another military strike on a purported drug trafficking boat on Tuesday night, and for the first time expanded its campaign of extrajudicial killing to the Pacific Ocean. In a social media post, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claimed that President Donald Trump had authorized “a lethal kinetic […]
Eastern North Pacific Gray Whales Continue Decline After Downturn During Unusual Mortality Event
Continued low calf count indicates that reproduction remains depressed. The eastern North Pacific population of gray whales that migrates along the West Coast of the United States has continued to decline, with reproduction remaining very low. Two new Technical Memorandums from NOAA Fisheries’ Southwest Fisheries Science Center report the estimated population size and calf productivity in 2025. The initial […]
This Day in Alaskan History-June 1st, 1909
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