By: Eric Stone. See original post here. Alaska’s Senate has approved a budget that would provide $5,500 in payments to residents and draw on savings amid
By: James Brooks In five hours of public testimony late last month, a line of Alaskans criticized members of the Alaska Legislature for failing to come
Instead of reserving CARES Act stimulus funds for municipal operations — like everywhere else in the United States — Skagway leaders decided to redistribute most
What if we just give people money? This is the question propelling several new books and that’s been taken up by more than one presidential
For a region that’s blessed with bountiful natural resources, the Pacific Northwest has largely missed the boat. We’re not talking about politicians’ willingness to levy
The idea of a universal basic income (UBI)—an unconditional payment, without means-test or work requirement—has recently seen a resurgence of interest. Former US presidential candidate
In this opinion piece for The Alaska Landmine, guest contributor RJ makes the case that the new governor of Alaska, far-right Christian conservative Mike Dunleavy,
