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Although the failure to disclose evidence is a constitutional violation that by its very nature often goes undiscovered, we still know it occurs with disturbing frequency.
Today, it doesn't really matter who the President is or who is in Congress because big corporations run our government.
Welcome to the contract society. In the contract society, "citizens" have become government's "customers," and they judge government by how satisfied they are with what they get.
A grumpy Norwegian fishing boat captain, a Hulk necktie and nonstop rain in an Alaskan village with not a road leading out of town... if you had told me all of this was in my future, I would have wondered what odd dream you had woken up from.
There is an extensive manhunt on today for traces of the real Republican Party. The Party of No has amazingly continued, and sightings of the Elephant...
For Murkowski, "the gloves are off." Conventional wisdom has it that write-in campaigns are quixotic, but Murkowski made clear she was one woman who wasn't going to quit on Alaska.
The "Sarah did it" explanation of the Alaska GOP's apparent repudiation of its most prominent Washington officeholder ignores the fact that Lisa's seat has been ripe for a hard-right plucking from the moment her father gave it to her.
Happy Friday the Thirteenth, everyone. It's actually a fitting day for this column, which I'll explain in a bit. Because before we get to that, we si...
What is it with the national media and Alaska these days? Were reporters infected with a case of Palin-steria after the national elections? Ever since...
Palin can fabricate the status of her relationship with the dead all she wants. The record speaks far more honestly than Palin's hollow and vacuous sound bites for Fox News.
DILLINGHAM, Alaska -- Wild and rugged Alaska has always been a dangerous place to fly, but the people who know it best -- the pilots who daily crisscr...
"It was just a couple of friends going to look for a couple of friends," Tucker said. Neither could guess that Stevens, Smith, Tindall and two others were already dead.
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Wally Hickel, the former Republican governor of Alaska, once told me how he appointed Ted Stevens to the Senate seat vacated by the death of Sen. Bob ...
Politicians have always been an ethically challenged bunch. It's gotten to be a competition to see who can shock America the most with their depraved behavior.
As the dust settles on the aftermath of the health reform summit, not much has changed. Not that anyone really expected anything to change, much, to be honest.
