Alaska's election could determine which party has a majority in the Senate. GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan faces a strong challenge from Democrat Mary Peltola.

Scholar says DOJ’s Sullivan claim has ‘no legal basis,’ adding: ‘There can’t be a federal interest in ensuring that the right partisan candidate wins.’

An Outside billionaire is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund an Alaska initiative that would affirm a state statute barring noncitizens from voting. Existing Alaska law already

The DoJ argues in its lawsuit that if Incumbent Dan Sullivan ultimately loses the Senate race to Peltola by a margin smaller than the number of votes cast for the Other Dan Sullivan, then Alaska should not be permitted to certify the results. But the Justice Department’s legal claim is dead on arrival.

"Alaska Supreme Court could re-enter, re-examine this and decide to strike that other Sullivan off the ballot, or try to think of some other way to remedy what’s clearly, I think, a manipulated ballot" The post John Yoo Breaks Down Possible ‘Violations of Federal Law’ by Alaska Democrats in Explosive NYT Report first appeared on Mediaite.

A federal firearms registration process that Washington has stopped enforcing is at the basis of a legal defence against felony prosecution in Alaska, prompting the state’s attorney general to seek changes to the criminal code.

Sept 5 (Reuters) - A judge has struck down an Alaska law banning qualified nurse practitioners and physician assistants from performing abortions, siding with a legal challenge by a Planned Parenthood affiliate. Alaska Superior Court Judge Josie Garton in ...

Although Alaska levies no inheritance or estate tax, the federal estate tax may still apply, depending on the value of their estate. In this article, we break down Alaska's inheritance laws, its probate process and what happens if you die in the state ...

Alaska's Republican governor is calling for an investigation into an alleged ballot-stacking scheme by putting two Dan Sullivans on the ticket. CBS News' Taurean Small reports, and election expert and contributor David Becker joins to discuss.