Articles & Essays
A Democratic upset is brewing in Alaska’s governor’s race as Trump’s popularity craters
This July, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins spent four days and 450 miles (725km) wending his way down the Yukon River in a 24ft Alweld skiff, a flat-bottomed aluminum boat built for shallow Alaska rivers.
What Trump Doesn’t Understand About Alaska
As the only Republican senator fighting for her seat less than two years after voting to convict Donald Trump, Lisa Murkowski could be one of the crowning casualties in his war to rid the party of dissenters.
Trump Officials May Allow Shaker Machines to Search Arctic Refuge for Oil
The Trump administration has announced it is considering a proposal to conduct seismic testing for oil and gas in the Arctic national wildlife refuge, the largest such preserve in the US.
We Can’t Survive More Cuts to Alaska King Salmon Quota
Alaska salmon fisherfolk have been giving up a disproportionate portion of their harvest — over 50 percent, at least — to rebuild damaged stocks elsewhere.