Kremlin: “simultaneous gatherings” at polling stations are “criminal offense”
By Elizaveta Vereykina Moscow prosecutor’s office issued an official statement on its social media page saying they “identified” calls online
Read moreBy Elizaveta Vereykina Moscow prosecutor’s office issued an official statement on its social media page saying they “identified” calls online
Read moreBy Mark Thiessen · The Associated Press Dallas Seavey finished race Tuesday in Nome, winning for unprecedented 6th time Alaska’s annual Iditarod
Read moreThey call themselves America’s Arctic Angels, the parachuting soldiers with the U.S. Army 11th Airborne Division. Next week, the ultimate
Read moreRace rules state that Iditarod mushers must gut, report any defensive killings of large animals A veteran musher had to
Read moreAn appeals court panel is deciding whether to let stand the Biden administration’s approval of the massive Willow oil project
Read moreInfrastructure and heating systems strained under -40 C temperatures Much of Alaska has plunged into a deep freeze. Anchorage has seen
Read moreBy Mark Thiessen · The Associated Press Alaska city is well on track to break its all-time record for snowfall Even by
Read moreAs the Arctic grapples with growing challenges, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has chosen the University of Alaska Anchorage
Read moreThe city has received more than 5 feet of snow so far in January Heavy snow in Juneau, Alaska, has
Read moreBy Philip Drost · CBC Radio Tusk shows evidence that humans and mammoths coexisted in Alaska, says researcher With nothing more than
Read moreBy Eric Stone, Alaska Public Media North Slope oil production is projected to rise significantly in the next decade, according
Read moreWildlife officials in Alaska have confirmed the first known case of a polar bear that died from avian flu —
Read moreThe federal government is pledging to work with its American counterparts after the U.S. claimed parts of the Arctic sea
Read moreTuesday, the United States grew by a million square kilometers — the equivalent of nearly 60% of Alaska’s land mass.
Read moreAs we approach the year’s end, Eye on the Arctic is reflecting on the past 12 months in northern news.
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