Plus: Murkowski calls on Alaska lawmakers to adopt a 'legitimate fiscal plan'
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House budgeters advance statutory Permanent Fund dividend contingent on savings draw →

The 11-member Alaska House Finance Committee voted 6-5 to approve its draft of the operating budget, complete with a controversial dividend proposal, concluding 12 hours of debate spread over two days.

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Alaska Senate advances constitutional amendment aimed at creating dedicated education fund →

The Alaska Constitution bars the creation of dedicated funds for state revenue. The proposed amendment would, if passed by Alaska voters, amend the constitution to allow the Legislature to create a dedicated education fund.

Murkowski calls on Alaska lawmakers to adopt a 'legitimate fiscal plan' →

Sen. Lisa Murkowski, a Republican who has long been open to criticizing President Donald Trump and other members of her party, said state lawmakers can't count on war-driven oil price increases to cover the state's structural deficits in the long run.

Alaska Senate passes measure to lower threshold for veto override votes on spending bills →

If approved by a two-thirds vote in the House, the resolution would go before Alaska voters on the November ballot.

Alaska Senate votes to clarify state authority for imported natural gas prices →

The bill clarifies that authority to regulate pricing for imported gas rests with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska. (via Alaska Beacon)

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Hegseth ousts Army's top officer and 2 more generals amid war with Iran →

Trump calls for major increase in defense spending alongside cuts in domestic spending →

Trump says he'll sign order to resume pay for Homeland Security, bypassing Congress →

EPA moves to designate microplastics and pharmaceuticals as contaminants in drinking water →

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