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- Oct 1, 2026
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Alaska's congressional elections pit "thousandaires" against millionaires and "billionaire buddies" (opens the original)
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Our print issue is out! Check out the digital version here, and come pick up copies and party with us at our celebration tonight from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Van's Dive Bar. And bid in our silent auction! One of the starkest contrasts in Alaska’s federal races for Senate and House this election season is about money. Two of the candidates, from rural Alaska and running to the left of two Republican incumbents, have few assets to their name. Mary Peltola, a Democrat running for the U.S. Senate again
National group backing Democrat Kreiss-Tomkins puts $650,000 into Alaska campaign (opens the original)
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A national organization has put $650,000 into an Alaska political group, saying it aims to boost the campaign of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins. Alaska political experts say Kreiss-Tomkins, a former state representative from Sitka, stands a strong chance of winning the general election after finishing first in the primary election in August. He faces a divided field of three Republicans who are likely to split the GOP vote in the general. The Democratic Governors Asso
“Nothingburger.” “She should apologize.” “Arghhh!”: Readers react to Peltola exposé (opens the original)
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The Anchorage Press is a reader-driven publication. If you're already a subscriber, we're grateful for your support; if you're not, $130 will buy you our undying gratitude AND a hard copy of the Press in the mail each month! Mary Peltola, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, used derogatory terms for gay and intellectually disabled people. She swept stacks of paper off a desk, shoved an aide and asked employees to feed crickets to Meatball, her family’s pet chameleon, first at her Washingto
This AI agent has written thousands of Alaska news articles. We interviewed it. - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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In the past 24 hours, the website AlaskaNews.com has featured stories on city spending on housing for people experiencing homelessness in the Western Alaska hub town of Bethel; on limits on crab harvests in the Bering Sea; and on a proposed underwater data center off the Kenai Peninsula. Since its inception earlier this year, Alaska News says it’s published more than 4,500 stories. But the site has no flesh-and-blood reporters. Overseen by a human editor, Cale Green, Alaska News instead employs
This AI agent has written thousands of Alaska news articles. We interviewed it. (opens the original)
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The Anchorage Press is a reader-driven publication. If you're already a subscriber, we're grateful for your support; if you're not, $130 will buy you our undying gratitude AND a hard copy of the Press in the mail each month! In the past 24 hours, the website AlaskaNews.com has featured stories on city spending on housing for people experiencing homelessness in the Western Alaska hub town of Bethel; on limits on crab harvests in the Bering Sea; and on a proposed underwater data center off the Ken
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