I join Alaskans in offering condolences as we learn of the plane crash in Cape Newenham.

I join Alaskans in condolences as we learn of the plane crash in Cape Newenham today.

Alaska is praying for those on board, their loved ones, and the team at Security Aviation.

His extensive experience, professionalism, and judicial temperament make him exceptionally well-qualified for this role.

Tonight shows Alaskans are fired up and ready for an independent voice in the Senate who will fix the rigged system, lower costs, and put Alaska first.

Kyle brings extensive knowledge of both our state and our court system to the federal bench, having served the District of Alaska as a federal prosecutor and U.S. Magistrate Judge, a position he has held in Alaska for the past five years.

I am so glad that the primary is now behind us. It’s a real campaign now. We are really in this.

Half of Congress does not reflect their electorate. This has to change. We’ve got to get working people, regular people, in worrying about regular people.

We have tens of thousands of Alaskans who can no longer afford health insurance, and we are getting crushed by corporate greed.

Environmental DNA is an innovative, cost-effective tool that will give our scientists a clearer picture of our fisheries while expanding survey coverage and reducing costs. This legislation is the product of extensive collaboration with…

I will continue to champion this program and work with the Department to ensure this funding is administered more expeditiously going forward.

Last week, I raised this issue with Secretary McMahon, and I’m pleased she agreed to expedite the obligation of the funds for the Alaska Native Education Program grants that Congress appropriated earlier this year.

This bill is a compromise that removes a significant barrier to moving the gas line forward.

I have never been in favor of new taxes on Alaska’s producers, and I still am not.

Given the robust discussion and work that has already gone into this bill, I am hopeful the legislature can swiftly pass a bill that will help the AK LNG project get the financing it needs to start construction as soon as possible.

For 20 years, the Arctic Report Card has helped Alaskans track the profound changes taking place across our state.

The country needs an Attorney General who will check the worst impulses of this administration. I hope Mr. Blanche is able to achieve that, if confirmed, but I simply do not have confidence that will be the case.

There is nothing more American than telling our story truthfully.