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Vladimir Putin

US-Russia Summits: the Highs and Lows

42% Left coverage: 48 sources

With US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin set to meet next Friday in Alaska against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine, here's a look back at previous historic encounters between the two nuclear powers See the Story

Donald Trump

‘Not Politicking for It’: Trump Goes All in on Nobel Push with Risky Putin Summit

59% Left coverage: 32 sources

ANALYSIS — President Donald Trump could be risking his push for a Nobel Peace Prize with a high-stakes meeting Friday in Alaska with Russian President Vladimir Putin. But he’s got plenty of backers around the globe for the gold-plated prize. “We’re going to have a meeting with Vladimir Putin, and at the end of that meeting, probably in the first two minutes, I’ll know exactly whether or not a deal can be made,” Trump said Monday during a White H…See the Story

Vaccines · United States

Ex-Trump surgeon general: RFK Jr. vaccine move ‘going to cost lives’

58% Left coverage: 19 sources

President Trump’s first-term surgeon general, Jerome Adams, sharply criticized the decision by Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday to pare back investments in mRNA vaccine projects, including those underway to help fight bird flu and COVID-19. See the Story

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Ex-Trump surgeon general: RFK Jr. vaccine move ‘going to cost lives’

Mat-Su’s Sen. Yundt Was as Key Vote in Overturning Governor’s Veto of Funding for Schools, Bringing $7.1 Million to Mat-Su

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Mat-Su Senator Robert Yundt was a decisive vote this past Saturday in the state Legislature’s override of Governor Mike Dunleavy’s veto of $500 million for Alaska schools including those in the Mat-Su Borough School District (MSBSD).Mike Dunleavy · Alaska See the Story

Reporting From Alaska- Crum's claims on oil tax audits don't add up

Adam Crum, who has been running for governor for months as a state employee, claims he understands the “function of government, the function of the Legislature, the important things to the private sector, so I'll have a functioning government up and running faster than anybody else.”But he doesn’t seen to understand one of the core functions of the state Department of Revenue, where he was commissioner until last week.Crum blocked efforts by the…Fairbanks · Fairbanks Read Article

Reporting From Alaska- The president invites a Russian dictator to Alaska. It happened for the first time in 1943.

This is not the first time that a Russian dictator has been invited to meet a U.S. president at a summit meeting in Alaska.President Franklin Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill agreed to hold a World War II summit in Fairbanks in 1943, thinking the choice would be acceptable to Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, as they tried to arrange a spot for the first meeting of the Allied leaders.Stalin claimed he liked the idea of meeting in Fairb…Fairbanks · Fairbanks Read Article

Reporting From Alaska- State defends $300,000 no-bid contract with Dunleavy friend named to judicial council

The Dunleavy administration says that attorney John W. Wood, who is getting $300 an hour as a Dunleavy consultant, can serve on the Alaska Judicial Council despite the ban in the Alaska Constitution that says council members may not have a “position of profit” with the state.Alaskans for Fair Courts has filed a lawsuit challenging his appointment.The attorney general’s office says that Wood “may receive compensation,” a strange choice of words b…Fairbanks · Fairbanks Read Article

RFK Jr. in Fairbanks, Greeted by a Straggle of Protesters Screaming for Vaccines

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continued his tour through Alaska Wednesday with Sen. Dan Sullivan and Sen. Lisa Murkowski. Kennedy visited the federally funded Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center in Fairbanks, meeting with tribal leaders and touring the Native healthcare facility. He was joined by Alaska’s US Senators Dan Sullivan and […] The post Photos: RFK Jr. in Fairbanks, greeted by a straggle of protesters screaming…Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · Alaska See the Story

Dunleavy Administration Eyes Grants to NGOs for Possible Cuts in Alaska Budget

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The State Office Building in Juneau is seen on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025. (Photo by James Brooks/Alaska Beacon)In a new administrative action, Gov. Mike Dunleavy is ordering “efficiency reviews” of state agencies and asking departments to use artificial intelligence software as part of an effort to identify budget cuts. The reviews will take place annually, according to Dunleavy’s new administrative order, published Monday, and would become part o…Fairbanks · Fairbanks See the Story

Governor Signs Second Order Creating Agriculture Department

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has once again issued an executive order to carve out a standalone Alaska Department of Agriculture, bypassing legislative inertia and aiming to consolidate agricultural policy under a single agency. In a letter dated Aug. 1 to House Speaker Bryce Edgmon and Senate President Gary Stevens, the governor said he was exercising his […] The post Governor signs second order creating Agriculture Department appeared first on Must Read…Fairbanks · Fairbanks See the Story

Republicans reject Democrats’ amendment to block Trump from taking Qatari jet after presidency

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Republicans on the Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday rejected what they described as a “poison pill” amendment that Democrats say is intended to block President Trump from taking the Qatari luxury jet that the Pentagon intends to use as Air Force One with him after his presidency. US Politics · United States See the Story

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