America ... what have you done?

Please understand that although some recognized the gravity of Donald Trump’s reelection, not enough people voted to change course.

I am with Mr. Corral — we have to support our friends and neighbors, and move forward with “greater resolve and a wary eye.”

In the interests of fairness for all Alaskans, I hope other readers will strongly encourage Sen. Sullivan to co-sponsor the bipartisan bill S. 597.

We have the potential to engage more of our residents in healthy outdoor activities, attract more winter tourism and showcase our city through international events.

It’s like the old saying: “If your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.”

So far, H5N1 hasn’t evolved into something more dangerous. But that could change at any time.

By implementing these fixes, the state can restore confidence in its ability to administer elections and get results reported more quickly.

The president-elect has taken both sides, but his tax cuts may be the final word on subsidies for the industry.

No cost-cutting measure should come at the expense of students’ well-being and future success.

A generation of students has been left to bail water — and, in some cases, sink or swim — amid increasing class sizes and ever more thinly stretched resources.

Protecting the environment and supporting our economic livelihood must go hand in hand — not at the expense of our communities’ future.

I realize Trump views the world through his own lens, but this is exceptionally concerning.

As a result of her loyalty to Alaska, Begich is on track to win.

Perhaps the ADN should follow up with an article to inform the information-illiterate, including our state government officials, about what libraries do.

I have been watching with interest as families once again come forward to implore the Anchorage School Board not to close or repurpose their neighborhood schools.

Musk’s worries about AI doom don’t make him a safe pair of hands for AI policy. Just look at what has happened to Twitter under his watch.

To close the doors to Bear Valley is to extinguish what has been a beacon of learning and growth for decades of Hillside families.

I question how three schools within two miles of each other, in an area of working families, struggling to get by, would all find themselves on this list.

I was having problems with some Social Security paperwork that had seemed to hit a logjam

It is the U.S. importers who have to pay the tariffs, not the foreigners. That will raise the U.S. importers’ cost of doing business.

Of all his crackpot ideas, his vaccine denialism is the most dangerous.

Research shows that reading a broad range of books enriches children’s literacy, empathy and critical thinking.

I urge ASD to rescind their proposed Whaley move in favor of a broader assessment of the best location for that program.