A revised version of Project Anchorage could help us reach our full potential. What would you add to our list of possibilities?

I consider it indisputable that the market for AI would grow more robust and more competitive if Google is present and firing on all cylinders.

Proponents are trying to sneak approval in through the NDAA, likely because they know it’ll never pass on its own.

After the Electoral College votes, send the winner to the White House and let the second-place finisher serve as vice president — similar to the Framers’ original plan.

Are we closer than ever to a gas line — or have we never been further away?

This program is not just about parks; it’s about growing the next generation of leaders.

We can all make choices to invest in Alaska, supporting the hardworking people and local business owners who are part of this community.

We don’t need to build additional highways out of Anchorage for security or for any other reason when we already have our state-owned railroad running parallel to the Glenn Highway.

To save money, I suggest fallout shelters may be used in peacetime to shelter homeless people in winter

Where were the cheerleaders, pep band, student singing national anthem, paper roster, Jumbotron games, halftime activities?

The story is more complex than the top-line presidential election result.

No surprise that I’d rather look out the window and daydream about untold stories.

The best time to declare a climate emergency was years ago, but the second best time is right now.

The Earth faces serious and immediate problems far bigger and more challenging than divisive politics.

Amazon, the Washington Post and — if Elon Musk gets his way — the government, are demanding employees return to the office full-time. It will backfire.

I truly believe that Tulsi Gabbard is the person to straighten all this out.

We wish to thank those hardy individuals who keep the walk relatively free of ice and snow.

I fondly recall the years when decisions were difficult due to the plentiful supply of knowledgeable candidates with unquestioned integrity.

I think the money collected from the 3% tax should be spent to maintain and support existing amenities in our city.

I don’t think letting this happen is a wise move for the state of Alaska.

Biden’s actions — or inaction — in response to this genocidal assault is to me an unforgivable crime.

NATO’s new secretary general, Mark Rutte, needs to persuade Donald Trump of the alliance’s value.

I believe this city will find ways to resurrect itself and move resolutely, with a swagger, into the future.

We need to be able to show that the “little brother” has recovered from his woes and has grown up, ready to be a driving member of the dog sledding community.

This election cycle is over, to most voters’ relief, and now it’s time to get to work.