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Alaska’s U.S. Senate race shows where party-first politics leads. Fixing it begins with our own habits.
People across Iowa will set their clocks back one hour tonight because of Daylight Saving Time. That means if they go to bed at their regular time they will get an extra hour of sleep. Hopefully, they will also replace the batteries in their smoke detectors that use 9-volt batteries. Serving as a reminder to […]
What has been called “the affordability crisis” continues in the nation. Most analysts set the beginning of the current affordability crisis as 2021, just after COVID-19. Various factors have …
How does it strike you to learn that North Carolina is the fourth-most gerrymandered state in the U.S? Your vote doesn’t count as much as another p...
Alaska has a proud tradition of choosing its own path. This election is a chance to reclaim it.
In this throwback column, science writer Ned Rozell explains where bats winter in Alaska.
Historical figures in the Centennial State, like Colorado Springs pioneer Spencer Penrose, discriminated against Black Americans
'California elections should belong to California voters, not whoever can afford the biggest megaphone.'
The Illinois Lockbox amendment has taken away the flexibility required in the event of unexpected fiscal challenges.
As goes Michigan, so go the Democrats: A win for Abdul El-Sayed will propel the party down the road to worsening ideological extremism.
Driven by high costs and local needs, Alaska’s small utilities offer big lessons for the state’s energy future.
Guest commentary: "We shouldn’t take Maryland back to the days when our congressional maps were held up as some of the worst, most gerrymandered in America," writes Larry Hogan.