Tim Bradner

Democracy doesn’t die overnight, but it can fade.

With little money to spend, lawmakers made quiet progress on education, health care and housing.

Americans are witnessing a serious erosion of our democratic institutions. We need informed citizens.

While some provisions will be good for oil development, it will take years to fully play out.

The rush to claim Greenland ignores Alaska’s vast mineral resources, revealing a scattered development strategy in the Arctic.

When royalties begin to flow from Willow, a 1976 deal could leave the state empty-handed — and set up a legal and political showdown on the North Slope.

Global conflict is roiling energy markets just as Alaska’s long-delayed project nears a critical decision point.

War in Iran is driving up global LNG prices just as Southcentral prepares to import fuel, leaving Alaskans exposed to costs and volatility.

War, supply disruptions and long-standing energy challenges are pushing village economies to the edge.

By becoming a major year-round LNG customer, the mine could lower energy infrastructure costs while creating jobs and royalties across Alaska.