Nation & World

Sen. Lisa Murkowski was not happy to hear President Trump say he would accept foreign intelligence on a political opponent.

Juneau resident Shelby Surdyk recently attended a nuclear nonproliferation conference at the U.N. headquarters in New York. For next year, she’s helping to organize a youth conference in Sitka.

Ocean acidification makes oceans more corrosive to crabs, clams and creatures at the bottom of the food chain, with impacts that reach all the way up.

No one in Alaska’s congressional delegation has read the complete Mueller report. Not yet, anyway.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski says her Republican colleagues are not happy with President Trump’s plan to impose a 5% tariff on all goods from Mexico.

“The courts’ view of it is that the case is unusual enough and novel enough that it would be wise to resolve some of the legal uncertainty before trial rather than after,” said environmental law professor Sean Hecht.

Haines Borough has the highest percentage of residents over 65 in Alaska. And later this month, they could have the highest percentage of gold medals, too.

In Utqiaġvik, snerts is one of the most popular games in town. Die-hard enthusiasts play on a regular basis, and there’s even an annual spring tournament.

It’s the first time in years that private industry in the state has pitched in money to move the gasline project forward.

The Coast Guard expects to launch the first of three new icebreakers in 2024. But don’t expect to see much of it in Alaska.