In international waters near Alaska, U.S. and Canadian fighter jets responded to a significant airspace event involving Chinese and Russian military planes. The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) confirmed the incident but assured that it did not pose an immediate threat. With increased military activity in the region, NORAD remains vigilant.

The National Republican Congressional Committee has launched a new ad campaign targeting incumbent Rep. Mary Peltola, framing her as a "Biden enabler." The ad's release marks the beginning of a heated election season in Alaska's House race. Peltola, facing criticism from Republicans, emphasizes her commitment to positive campaigning despite the aggressive tactics from her opponents.

President Biden gave a poignant address from the Oval Office announcing his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race. Surrounded by family, Biden reflected on his time in office and the honor it has been.

Ellie Rubenstein, the investment manager at the center of an email leak controversy with the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp., has announced her resignation. Her departure follows concerns about potential conflicts of interest and her need to focus on her private equity firm.

The State of Alaska has filed a legal challenge against the Bureau of Land Management’s new Conservation and Landscape Health Rule. Alaska argues that the rule undermines existing laws and imposes restrictions that harm local land use and management.

Exciting news for Alaska as Kristen Faulkner and Alev Kelter qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Faulkner will compete in cycling, while Kelter returns to represent Team USA in Rugby Sevens. Both athletes receive praise and congratulations from Alaska's political leaders, celebrating their achievements on the global stage.