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Selective defense of free speech shreds vital connection to Equal Protection Clause.

The Legislature's old policy was last updated in 2011, and three lawmakers have faced lawsuits from people challenging moderation policies.

The nine-month investigation, which cost $150,000, found flaws in the firing process but determined the governor did not order Rodell's ouster.

During a visit to the First City in late June, Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Pierce spoke with the Daily News about his experience, the need for urgency in addressing Alaska’s

With two of its members facing lawsuits for their social media practices, the Alaska Legislature is contemplating new advice and policies to cover its 60 members.

The woman said her right to free speech was hindered when she was banned from posting on the lawmakers social media page.

Months before Alaska’s state elections, the Legislature is set for major turnover. At least 17 of the Legislature’s 60 members will be in a new

I hope everyone is enjoying the awesome Memorial Day Weekend. The weather around much of the state has been incredible. Nothing beats sun and temperatures in the high 70s to kick off summer. The June 1 candidate filing deadline is

Welcome to this edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape.

JUNEAU — The Alaska Senate approved a state spending package Wednesday that would pay residents around $3,850 this year but the size of the payout will depend on what happens