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U. S. Coast Guard tracked Russian naval vessels entering Alaskan waters to avoid sea ice. The incident, involving submarines and a frigate, occurred within the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone, adhering to international norms.
A Yute Commuter Service aircraft crashed near St. Mary's, Alaska, resulting in four fatalities. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident, which occurred on Sunday night.
Solar storms expected to cause faint auroras in Northern Hemisphere. Visibility possible in Canada and northern U.S. states, with potential for southern expansion if storms intensify.
Alaska's Supreme Court upheld a ruling allowing Eric Hafner, currently serving a 20-year sentence, to remain on the November ballot for U. S. House race. The decision came despite a challenge from the state's Democratic Party.
Federal judiciary leaders request impeachment consideration for ex-Alaska judge Joshua Kindred, who resigned amid misconduct allegations. The rare move highlights efforts to address judicial accountability.
The U. S. Judicial Conference has referred ex-federal judge Joshua Kindred to the House for possible impeachment due to sexual misconduct allegations. This rare move follows Kindred's resignation in July 2024.
Sheryl Guy, Antrim County's clerk, launches a write-in campaign against Victoria Bishop, who won the Republican primary. The race underscores ongoing debates about election integrity and the challenges facing local officials.
As pets increasingly become family members, divorce proceedings are adapting. New laws in eight states now allow for pet custody arrangements, reflecting changing attitudes towards animal companions.
An Alaska judge has struck down a law prohibiting qualified nurse practitioners and physician assistants from performing abortions, citing constitutional rights. The ruling aims to improve abortion access in the sparsely populated state.
Alaska's governor vetoed a bipartisan bill mandating year-long birth control coverage by insurers. The decision, citing widespread contraceptive availability, disappoints supporters who aimed to improve rural access.
Two low-polling candidates qualify for Alaska's November general election following a frontrunner's withdrawal. The race features incumbent Rep. Mary Peltola and Republican Nick Begich among top contenders.
An orphaned walrus calf, rescued from an Alaskan beach, is making remarkable progress at the Alaska SeaLife Center. Experts are providing round-the-clock care for the young marine mammal, ensuring its survival and growth.
NASA engineers are creating submersible probes to measure Antarctic ice melt. The IceNode project aims to provide crucial data on climate change impacts, with prototype testing underway in various locations.
Over 140 ballot measures across 41 states will allow voters to directly decide on key issues including abortion rights, election reforms, and marijuana legalization in the upcoming general election.
Rapper Ludacris drinks from an Alaskan glacier, igniting online concerns. Experts assure safety of glacial water, highlighting Alaska's vast icy landscape and the impact of climate change.
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin wins appeal for a new trial against the New York Times over a 2017 editorial. The case could potentially challenge longstanding press freedom protections.
A U. S. Army soldier faces federal charges for using AI to create explicit images of children. The case highlights the growing misuse of AI technology in generating child sexual abuse material.
David Rush, a motivational speaker from Boise, has broken over 180 Guinness World Records, surpassing the previous record holder. His journey from blindfolded juggling to smashing vinyl records showcases his dedication to unique challenges.
An Azerbaijan-managed oil tanker becomes the first non-Russian vessel to navigate the Northern Sea Route to China. This development challenges Russia's dominance in Arctic shipping, despite higher costs compared to the Suez Canal route.
A landslide in Ketchikan, Alaska, has resulted in one fatality and three injuries, prompting emergency declarations. Local authorities have ordered evacuations and are working to restore power and assess the damage.
A judicial panel affirmed misconduct findings against ex-federal judge Joshua Kindred, involving an inappropriate relationship and hostile work environment. The case raises questions about case integrity and workplace protections.
Primary elections in Florida and Alaska feature high-stakes races, including Rep. Matt Gaetz's challenge and Alaska's unique voting system. Political strategies and campaign funding play crucial roles.
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines' merger plan passes crucial regulatory step. The $2 billion deal aims to expand travel options and awaits Transportation Department's final approval.
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines' $2 billion merger plan advances as Justice Department review period expires. The deal, aiming to expand travel options, still requires Department of Transportation approval.
Rep. Matt Gaetz confronts a primary opponent in Florida, while Senate and House races unfold across the state. Alaska's unique primary system sets stage for competitive House race.
Alaska's first Native congresswoman, Mary Peltola, faces challenges in her reelection campaign. Her non-partisan approach, while appealing to some, has sparked controversy in the polarized political landscape.
Independent candidate Cornel West faces ballot exclusion in Michigan due to notary issues. His campaign plans to appeal the decision, highlighting the challenges for non-major party candidates in U.S. elections.
Independent candidate Cornel West faces ballot exclusion in Michigan due to notary issues. His campaign plans to appeal as Democrats express concerns over potential vote division in the swing state.
Federal appeals court reverses lower court's decision that would have closed Alaska salmon fishery. Ruling balances environmental concerns with economic impact, highlighting ongoing debate over species protection.
Alaska's distinctive primary election for its U. S. House seat will select four candidates from a field of twelve. The state's unique voting system and key contenders shape this crucial political contest.