And: Murkowski says Homeland Security secretary Noem should resign
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Dunleavy opts Alaska into federal tax credit scholarship program that could benefit private schools →

State officials and some education advocates are at odds over the legality of a new federal tax credit scholarship program that Gov. Mike Dunleavy said he signed Alaska on to earlier this week.

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Anchorage Assembly agrees to put proposal for one-time tax levy benefiting school district on April election ballot →

The proposition is intended to fund "teacher positions and student programming."

ConocoPhillips winter drilling program in petroleum reserve can proceed, judge rules →

The groups opposed to the project said the federal government improperly analyzed the drilling program. The company, meanwhile, said the program was imperative to preserving its leases.

Murkowski says Homeland Security secretary should resign amid rising calls for firing or impeachment →

"I would not support her again and I think it probably is time for her to step down," Sen. Lisa Murkowski said.

Dunleavy administration contradicts industry's call for 'urgent action' on transportation funding →

The contradiction has left lawmakers split on whether to expedite a $70 million appropriation to leverage federal funds.

State investigation confirms oil company wasted 4 months of natural gas on North Slope →

The agency that protects Alaska's state-owned oil and gas from waste confirmed that a small North Slope company deliberately burned off state-owned natural gas for almost four months because reinjecting it was inconvenient. (via Alaska Beacon)

In other political news

Trump administration solicits interest in seafloor mining off Alaska →

Justice Department opens civil rights probe into killing of Alex Pretti →

ICE launches nationwide program for covert surveillance of immigrants →

Senate's bipartisan deal to avoid partial government shutdown appears back on track, but voting uncertain →

FBI raid in Georgia highlights Trump's 2020 election obsession and hints at possible future actions →

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