Alaska
Inside the Alaskan village where nature, faith, and community come together
Far from any road, an Alaskan village reveals how nature, faith, and community can restore strength and purpose.
Earthquakes strike Alaska, Greece, monitors say
Ancient microbes from Alaska permafrost awaken after 40,000 years
Putin says he is ready to meet Zelensky if he comes to Moscow
FAA to investigate after fire in cabin of United Airlines Boeing flight
Addtionally, a separate Boeing 737 flight turned back to Portland shortly after take-off on Tuesday after the pilot was concerned about fumes in the cabin.
Flight attendant punches passenger attacking woman on Alaska Airlines Flight 2221
Man began screaming uncontrollably after being restrained by crew and passengers.
1,000-year-old cache pit unearthed in Alaska reveals ancient Dene food storage methods
The Dene people, or Athabascans, including the Dena'ina and Ahtna tribes, traditionally used these areas for summer fishing and harvesting salmon and terrestrial meat, essential for their survival.
Alaska authorities search for missing passenger plane with 10 on board
Akiva Tuttle: Raised in Alaska, revealed in Romania, residing in Israel
After a lifetime odyssey of traveling from Alaska to Romania, to Wisconsin to Israel, Akiva Tuttle's journey to Judaism and aliyah is one for the ages.
Alaska: A journey of environmental resilience with lessons for Israel
Our journey through Alaska was more than just an exploration of conservation; it was a discovery of how nature can serve as a platform for healing and resilience.
Top 5 most dangerous roads in the world
From Skippers Canyon Road in New Zealand to BR-319 in Brazil. Here are five of the world's most dangerous roads.
Elderly man first person to die from Alaskapox virus
Symptoms of Alaskapox include lesions - an abnormal or damaged tissue caused by injury, infection, or disease.
Kvvetching on 'Curb,' Capote's crisis, and Alaskan escapism
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Russia: Two strategic bombers flew near Alaska, did not enter US airspace
In 2007, Russian President Vladimir Putin revived the Soviet-era practice of sending strategic bombers on regular patrols beyond Russia's borders.
