___ US firms to Trump: Don't raise tariffs on more Chinese goods WASHINGTON (AP) — Fishermen off the Alaskan coast.

Guests onboard Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas have been treated to a once-in-a-lifetime view of the Perseid Meteor Shower as she sailed her Alaska Glacier itinerary.

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Security researchers released a new report detailing how hackers from a Chinese university targeted American companies and the Alaskan state government for espionage opportunities after a United States trade delegation visited China earlier this year, according to Reuters. Cybersecurity firm Recorded Future said the group worked out of China's Tsinghua University to target energy and communications firms and the Alaskan state government before Alaska's trade mission, including Gov. Bill Walker, spent a week in China in May. The experts said organizations involved in the delegation were subjected to Chinese hackers targeting them, highlighting the ongoing tensions between Beijing and...

Researchers found Chinese hackers trying to access multiple agencies in Alaska.

Seabirds such as gulls can be key indicators of environmental change as their populations respond to shifts in their ocean habitat over time. A new study investigates how several species have responded to changing environmental conditions in the Arctic over the last four decades. The authors find that a warming ocean is directly and indirectly affecting seabird populations in Alaska.

The Interior Department is taking steps aimed at opening for drilling millions of acres of Alaska Arctic land that was protected under the Obama administration