Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s “Far From Home: An Alaskan Senator Faces the Extreme Climate of Washington, D.C.” will be published June 24. “Alaska is always first in my heart, but I believe in ...

Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) and Maine Sen. Susan Collins (R) expressed their concerns over Dave Weldon’s nomination to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) prior to senior ...

The Trump administration’s moves to dramatically cut government spending have left much of Indian Country on edge, with ...

Lisa Murkowski requested more than $5 million to help fund homeless shelters and prevent child abuse in Alaska. Also forgone are $890 million in grants for health care facilities and equipment.

I hear it every day in my community — when I go to the University of California to teach, when I am in the grocery store — I hear people worried about what Trump is doing and how it is going ...

One of the few remaining Republicans in Congress to openly clash with President Donald Trump has a book out this summer.

Chief Administrative Law Judge Kristin Rosi’s departure leaves the independent bureau with just one judge on staff.

By Brendan Borrell and Mark Abramson The California governor hosted one of the architects of President Trump’s political movement on his new podcast, and their friendly sparring revealed a few ...

The average homeowners insurance policy in California costs about $1,435 per year, according to Bankrate data. That's significantly less than the national average of $2,242 per year, but owners in ...

Roosevelt Banks’s home in Altadena, Calif., was destroyed by the California wildfires. Nearly two months later, he’s still awaiting answers from his insurer and living week to week in hotels.

Car insurance is more expensive in California than nearly anywhere else in the U.S.: Annual premiums for full coverage averaged $2,935 in March 2025, compared to a national average of $2,678.

March 10, 2025 • When Sacramento and Washington, D .C. are at odds, California has some ability to insulate itself. It can partially set its own agenda through state laws, agencies, and funding.