In this era of disinformation and social media algorithms which tend to push us to the extremes, the system is not delivering the best candidates.

In Anchorage, we are fortunate to live in natural beauty.

Trump remains an existential threat to the nation, more so now than four years ago — he tried to end it once already.

Jesus also said “the meek will inherit the earth.” That means not the loud, lying, deceiving bullies.

I’d rather vote for someone with a speech impediment than a moral impediment.

I saw an honorable man suffering with a cold and I saw a former President spewing lies.

Did I watch the presidential debate on Thursday night? No. Did I need to? Also no.

The voters clearly said “no” to the bathrooms.

If Anchorage is serious about our environment, we’ll switch to glass bottles.

I’m sorry that Lowenfels chooses to be a “dandy” on this issue. The rest of us can continue to be “lions” in our battle with the weed.

The Iroquois Confederacy required that consideration had to be given to the seventh generation far off in the future; current selfishness and greed do not serve them well.

I thank each one who has the good of the future of democracy in mind and who is making factual, mainstream sources known via the ADN.

We can restrict accumulation. Tent dwellers could be allowed no more than a fixed and enforced limit on the volume of items at camps.

I refuse to believe my friend and fellow service member died in vain.

Do you really want your life to get more complicated and expensive? I don’t!

These bike lanes were a bad idea.

Our difficult and vulnerable position was met with the highest standard of care that I can only describe as God-sent.

Ideally, voters will be well-informed about candidates and issues before entering the voting booth.

Downtown businesses could spring for inspection and cleaning. Their streets will be cleaner and bad actors won’t last long with police coming and going next door.

It is ironic that the group that sees conspiracies everywhere believes the only way to protect our freedom of speech is to maintain secrecy around political contributions.

Who exactly is paying for these cleanups, and out of what money?

I can see clearly now, thanks to the thoughtful person who picked up my glasses on the Middle Fork hike out of Glen Alps.

How stupid do they think we are? Better question: How stupid are they?

Who is responsible for the maintenance of the wall? And why has this eyesore existed in this particular community for so long?

Let’s tell the 21st-century Pharisees to respect the Constitution and Jesus’s teaching: Don’t post the Ten Commandments; obey them.