Senator Mark Begich News

Begich brings in $1.3 million in the latest fundraising quarter: Alaska Sen. Mark Begich brought in $1.3 million in the fundraising quarter that ended in June, a slight bump up from the $1.1 million raised during the previous quarter.

Thom Tillis is stuck at the state capitol trying to resolve a budget quarrel as speaker of the North Carolina House.

When constituents are thinking of reasons to vote for candidates, "They wear great shirts," is not among the top answers.

You know how when you surf political sites such as this one you inevitably come across some conservative push-poll with questions like, "Is Obama ruining the country?" or "Are Gays after your children?" or some other such dumb-shit.

NBC morning show filming at Mendenhall Glacier: NBC's "Today" show will be broadcasting live from Alaska's capital city Thursday morning.

A board member for the Arctic Slope Regional Corp. has taken issue with the organization's endorsement of Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Dan Sullivan.

As President Barack Obama travels to Texas this week to grapple with a surge of migrants hitting the border there, tea party darling Joe Miller is highlighting immigration as a key issue in the race for the U.S. Senate seat in Alaska that's currently held by Democrat Mark Begich.

This column documented how the far left is gaining foothold in American society and culture by taking over or infiltrating many institutions of American society as shown in the documentary by Curtis Bowers titled, "Agenda: Grinding America Down."

Alaska Libertarians could influence Senate contest: Could an Alaska Libertarian Party candidate play spoiler in the battle over control of the Senate? Perhaps, says the Washington Post, in a round-up of seven states where U.S. Senate seats are in play and a Libertarian candidate could be a factor.

The Nebraska Supreme Court will not hear a challenge to the Keystone XL pipeline's route until September, thereby delaying a final decision until after the fall elections.

Democrats are plotting a direct challenge to the Supreme Court's Affordable Care Act-related decision last week , planning to introduce legislation Wednesday that would usurp the ruling.

President Barack Obama on Wednesday will headline his first fundraiser for a Senate Democrat in danger of losing this fall - but the candidate, Colorado Sen. Mark Udall, won't be by his side.

President Barack Obama on Wednesday will headline his first fundraiser for a Senate Democrat in danger of losing this fall - but the candidate, Colorado Sen. Mark Udall, won't be by his side.

Yesterday, July 8, 2014, the United States Senate vote to proceed with a measure to consider for floor consideration the so-called " Bipartisan Sportsmen's Act of 2014 ."

Remember all those radio and television ads running for over a year supporting immigration "reform" sponsored by a group with the annoyingly deceptive title of "Americans for a Conservative Direction?" They were financed by Obama acolyte and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

A political strategist said recently that the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision doesn't translate up here in Alaska because there aren't any single, Alaska women.

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Despite an apparent bust for the 2014 nesting season, a Pacific loon that returns to Connors Lake in Anchorage every year laid eggs late, on an unknown day -- which means they could hatch at any moment.

Following my last edition from April, this diary is my third quarterly update on race ratings for the US Senate elections in 2014.

It was a revealing convergence Monday when the five-member conservative Supreme Court majority delivered the Hobby Lobby contraception decision even as President Obama announced that House Republicans had officially shelved immigration reform.