Nick Begich was sworn in to the state’s lone congressional seat; promises to put Alaska first
On Friday in Washington, D.C., Republican Nick Begich was sworn in as Alaska’s U.S. representative, but not before being inundated with some of the divisive politics House Republicans have dealt with regarding the House Speaker position.
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Alaska’s congressional delegation reacts to Biden’s planned ban on offshore drillingAlaska’s congressional delegation is responding on Monday—some members more vocally than others—to the White House’s ...
Congressman-elect Nick Begich III (R-Alaska) will be sworn in on Jan. 3, 2025, along with other newly-elected members of ...
President Joe Biden on Monday announced that he is withdrawing vast swaths of the coastal U.S. from future oil and gas drilling, including in and near Alaska's Bering Sea, citing environmental and ...
Alaska gets a new U.S. House representative Friday when members of the 119th Congress are sworn in. Republican Nick Begich III bested Democratic U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola in the November election.
Republican Nick Begich was sworn in as Alaska’s new representative in the 119th Congress. He expressed a commitment to ...
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