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Texas investor with Trump family ties pursues project to tap North Slope gas →

Gentry Beach said a company he owns aims to install facilities on the North Slope, where gas can be super-chilled into a liquid. He said the project is licensed to use technology developed by Novatek, the second-largest gas producer in Russia.

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Lawmakers question the Dunleavy administration over handling of voter data →

Under Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom's leadership, the Alaska Division of Elections signed on to an agreement laying out the Justice Department's authority to request the removal of names from the state's voter list.

Alaska House unanimously passes sweeping social media and AI restrictions →

If the bill is adopted, Alaska would follow in the footsteps of several other states that have imposed regulations on the use of social media by children.

Alaska lawmakers consider statewide marijuana sales tax →

A Fairbanks lawmaker is pushing to overhaul Alaska's marijuana tax structure, as cultivators and retailers say the current structure is an "existential threat" to their business.

Longtime Anchorage legislator Craig Johnson dies at 72 →

Johnson was credited by colleagues for his work as chair of the the House Rules Committee and on the state's legacy oil tax system. (via Alaska Beacon)

Alaska House advances bill intended to boost workforce housing →

Alaska has long had a severe and persistent housing shortage. The bill attempts to address that by allowing the state's economic development agency to finance construction of commercial housing with more than five units. (via Alaska Beacon)

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Israel steps up airstrikes in Tehran as Iran widens retaliation across the region →

ICE training was slashed, records show, corroborating whistleblower claims →

In videos released from his deposition, Bill Clinton tries to distance himself from Epstein →

Noem blames 'violent protesters' for Minneapolis chaos under tough questioning in Senate hearing →

Supreme Court could loosen law barring marijuana users from owning guns →

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