And: Alaska Supreme Court weighs reinstating law that would require abortions be provided only by licensed physicians
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Alaska lawmakers consider steps to replace $25M in federal food assistance threatened by shutdown →

More than 66,000 Alaskans could see federal food assistance cut off in November as the government shutdown enters its second month.


Related: Judges order Trump administration to use contingency funds for SNAP payments during shutdown

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Alaska Supreme Court weighs reinstating law that would require abortions be provided only by licensed physicians →

The state's high court is considering whether to overturn a lower court ruling that removed restrictions on the kind of providers who can perform abortions in the state.

Senate passes measure to remove protections in National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska →

The U.S. Senate voted to cancel a Biden-era land-use plan that had boosted environmental protections for the NPR-A, a region that has drawn new interest from the oil industry in recent years.

Trump to nominate state natural resources attorney to vacant Alaska federal judge position →

President Donald Trump has signaled he plans to nominate Aaron Christian Peterson, a longtime state natural resources attorney and former prosecutor, to one of Alaska’s long-vacant federal judicial seats.

Alaska Supreme Court considers arguments in case that could shield the ID of some political donors →

The state's high court will decide whether regulators acted correctly to fine backers of a failed election reform ballot measure more than $94,000 for a variety of alleged campaign finance violations. (via Alaska Beacon)

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Alaska attorney general names Outside attorney to serve as the state's solicitor general →

Mat-Su school district removes Indigenous land acknowledgment signs, halts land statements at events →

Analysis: Trump’s China trade truce avoids open rupture while resolving little →

Last-minute scramble over pay takes a toll on military families during government shutdown →

Classified U.S. watchdog report finds backlog of hundreds of possible Israeli human rights violations →

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