Not content extracting $911 billion from the Medicaid system to fund tax cuts for the rich, the Trump administration is now extracting yet more money to fund nothing at all.

The most fraudridden administration in American history will make an argument to the Supreme Court that it will not fund eligible health care claims because it is fighting fraud.

As @qjurecic.bsky.social noted, this is not just the wild misconduct of the Trump administration; it is wild misconduct that was possible only because the Supreme Court decided that it should happen.

Oh sure. Give the DoJ and DNI several more weeks alone with the ballots. Excellent idea.

Patel promised Senators in confirmation hearings: “There will be no politicization at the FBI. There will be no retributive actions taken by any FBI.” He lied. He just fired another 10 agents who served in Jack Smith's investigation. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/25/u...

Tennessee Star is right wing Koch connected website www.snopes.com/news/2019/03...

The democrats are going to need to repurpose the ICE concentration camps to house all the people who are going to be convicted for perjuring themselves after this administration.

One of the unacknowledged advantages of this awful era is that it's revealing for all to see the putrid connections between great wealth and great power. The intentions of the oligarchs are fully exposed and more blatant than ever. But remember: We outnumber the oligarchs.

ICE has ramped up its detention of pregnant women. As Ira Memaj writes, it's part of a long history of violence against the reproductive futures of those deemed unworthy by the state. https://bit.ly/4u2ey4A

We don’t know, and may never know, whether this accusation is true. But we absolutely know that Epstein and Trump we’re insulated from the consequences of it being made, and more recently the administration has corrupted the process to prevent it coming out.

The secret to higher birth rates? Vigorously opposing authoritarianism

Histories of Alaska: Known as a "white elephant" for its lack of practicality, the lavishly adorned steamship Olympian still managed to get into its share of adventures in the late 19th century. www.adn.com/alaska-life/...

Alaska cyclists deal with cold and dark in the winter, and sometimes snow, ice, wind, rain… you name it. But some still bike to work every single day — even in winter. In our latest Alaska Survival Kit, seasoned riders share four key strategies to help make a winter bike commute stick.

Ambler Road agreement calls for private access, subsistence safeguards and Native corp. contracts, writes Max Graham for Northern Journal in this article republished by the @alaskabeacon.com alaskabeacon.com/2026/02/23/a...

FEMA said that it has approved $36 million in federal individual assistance for 2,084 households so far.

This would remove ANILCA subsistence rights on those lands, one of the reasons for the restrictions.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum is set to remove two longstanding public land orders in order to support the Alaska LNG pipeline and the Ambler Road that would access mineral deposits in Northwest Alaska.

According to the feds, the crimes took place in Anchorage and Juneau, tracking with his time in the Alaska Legislature.

He always lies. What he SAYS means nothing. It's what he DOES that counts.

A former Alaska legislative aide facing federal child sex crime charges pleaded not guilty during an initial court appearance in Anchorage. www.adn.com/alaska-news/...

The Alaska House advanced a bill seeking to add roughly $500 million to the current year’s spending plan. But amid opposition from minority members, the chamber failed to reach the threshold needed to draw from a key savings account.

Alaskan voters need to remember that all 3 of our Congressional Stooges voted for this horrible bill when they go to vote in November!

In Alaska, between 9,400 and 13,600 recipients are projected to lose access to Medicaid because they fail to meet new work requirements or submit the required paperwork, according to a report prepared for the state health department. www.adn.com/alaska-news/...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities on Monday defended the arrest of a Soldotna mother and her three children amid vigils for the family and a state legislative hearing on ICE’s actions in Alaska. www.adn.com/alaska-news/...

What a bunch of cowards! Schools that have refused to kowtow to #Day1Dictator's illegal "executive orders" have all won in court. I'm ashamed for my alma mater. Regents who don't believe in the rule of law should resign.

KTOO’s Mike Lane sat down with Juneau Harbormaster Matt Creswell to learn about the cleanup efforts, and what boat owners and community members can do to prevent other vessels from sinking.

A measure to repeal Alaska’s nonpartisan primaries and ranked choice general elections will be on the ballot this year, but exactly how it's worded remains a hot dispute.

From our D.C. bureau @statesnewsroom.com, reporter @jennifershutt.bsky.social looks at how a handful of states and districts could decide who runs Congress alaskabeacon.com/2026/02/24/r...

City officials say the corp’s abrupt change in position comes as a shock, and could derail the city’s timeline to get a long-term solution in place as soon as possible.

In a commentary for the @alaskabeacon.com, Eagle River resident Justin Castle lists three examples that show Alaskans need the right to repair  alaskabeacon.com/2026/02/24/t...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy said the corridor — along with five million more acres of federally-managed land in Alaska — was promised in the Alaska Statehood Act of 1959.

Alaska lawmakers are debating a resolution that, if approved by voters, would give the legislative branch more power in overriding spending decisions vetoed by the governor.

The area of land above the Yukon River — called the Dalton Corridor — has been under federal control for over 50 years, effectively making it harder for resource extraction companies to develop it. (From KUAC - Fairbanks)

What does the future look like for print media in Alaska? Larry Persily, veteran journalist and president of the Alaska News Coalition, gave his perspective in a Lunch & Learn presentation today. Watch here -> www.ktoo.org/gavel/video/... #akleg

The public will have a few opportunities to learn more about candidates. According to a press release from the district, there will be a community forum at 6 p.m. on March 4 at Thunder Mountain Middle School.

Residents were also asked how they felt about the City and Borough of Juneau overall. Forty-five percent said they felt somewhat or very positive, while 23% felt neutral and 32% said they felt somewhat or very negative.

The newest draft of Senate Bill 227 bears little resemblance to the bill the governor proposed earlier this year as part of his broader fiscal plan.

The program would be for those who want to go into teaching Alaska Native languages to all ages. There are more than 20 distinct Indigenous languages throughout the state.

Lawmakers will hold an investigatory hearing on Monday on the arrest and detention of minors in Alaska. (via Alaska Beacon)

The Department of Justice is defending a Biden-era veto of the Pebble project, saying the EPA properly exercised its authority to prevent adverse impacts to a “globally significant” fishery in Bristol Bay.

“Is Alaska about to see more children detained?” Alaska lawmakers pressed for answers after ICE detained and deported 5-year-old Matias Arriaga, his mother and siblings. thealaskacurrent.com/2026/02/25/a...

When storms forced many students to evacuate Kwigillingok and Kipnuk, their routines were upended. But, the school’s basketball team is still offering a sense of normalcy and pride during an uncertain stretch for the community.

The Alaska Department of Corrections is facing heightened scrutiny from lawmakers after its budgets have repeatedly exceeded the Legislature’s approved spending plans.

Meanwhile he’s literally arguing for widespread warrantless searches.

my uncle runs a place in Anchorage that serves fish and chips, and he named the half portion the "Texas size" which is just an incredible troll

I think probably the one misconception that bothers me about bike lanes is that people assume they are for those who bike...when really they are for those who are too scared to bike.

The UN itself is a joke, and this voting is nothing but a meaningless gesture, but this US abstention tells so much about one of our security guarantors. Allies my ass