In a move that resonates with President Donald Trump’s emphasis on safeguarding American elections, a new Alaska ballot initiative seeks to explicitly bar non-citizens from voting in state and local...

By Michael Tavoliero Remember the last two of Alaska’s largest administrations, the State of Alaska and the Municipality of Anchorage, and you will certainly remember the gelding experienced through...

By Michael Tavoliero We have lived the definition of insanity in Alaska politics. Again and again, conservatives send a governor to Juneau to protect the PFD, rebuild the economy, and shrink govern...

On November 1, Must Read Alaska published my article titled “State of Alaska Appeals to the Supreme Court, Challenging 2024 Planned Parenthood-backed Ruling.” When MRAK posted my article to Facebook,...

The U.S. Department of the Interior’s release of the final 2025 Critical Minerals List on November 7th, has expanded to 60 essential resources, adding 10 new entries—boron, copper, lead, metallurgi...

Alaska Family Council’s “Never Extinguished” event offers Alaskans two opportunities to hear from de-transitioner Chloe Cole and from the author of “Queering the American Child” Logan Lancing....

On September 18, 2025, the Alaska Supreme Court issued Order No. 8064, Eleventh Amendment, appointing a special committee to revise the state’s Code of Judicial Conduct, last updated in 1998. Led by...

As the sun sets on the Last Frontier, we can be thankful for the day that we have been given and the freedom we have in this great country. Today we say thank you to all the veterans, for their...

By KEITH DOBSON Alaska’s Digital Opportunity Alaska’s economy has long depended on extracting resources and tourism, with over 90% of our food arriving by barge and truck from thousands of miles...

As Alaska grapples with high diesel costs in remote villages and eyes solar power to diversify its oil-dependent economy, experts are urging caution by pointing to Germany’s energy transition...

In a world fractured by division—political, social, and even geographical—Pope Leo XIV’s recent messages to young people offer a beacon of hope and action. Speaking via video to youth gathered in...

Nearly five years after pipe bombs were planted near the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters, a controversial investigative report has reignited scrutiny over the unsolved case,...

In a significant win for consumer advocates, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has partially overturned federal regulations on labeling bioengineered foods, ruling that the U.S....

Transnational criminal organizations (TCOs), predominantly linked to Mexican cartels like Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation, are intensifying their grip on Alaska’s illicit drug trade, importing...

What does it mean when a government-funded institution refuses to endorse our country’s Supreme Law of the Land and the documents forming the basis of our national identity? Not only did Anchorage...

The People of Alaska vs. The Legislature Part VI: The People’s Possession: Alaska’s Ownership of the Permanent Fund Dividend  By Michael Tavoliero When Alaska became a state, it inherited not only...

Today, November 5, Repeal Now make a special delivery to the Division of Elections on behalf of Alaskans taking a stand against ranked-choice voting. Although initiative sponsors only needed to...

Preliminary election results for the Mat-Su Borough are in! On Tuesday, Mat-Su voters decided who would fill 2 assembly seats and 4 school board seats. 5 candidates ran as Republican (1 won assembly,...

The Ring: A Quiet TakingA Parable by Chris Story Margaret sat in her modest kitchen and wrapped her arms tightly around herself, as if holding her own shoulders might keep her upright. She let out a...

The People of Alaska vs. The Legislature  Part V: Ghost Busting: Dispelling Anti-PFD Phantoms  The decision about the PFD belongs with the people; the legislature should trust them with a vote on...