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Lisa Murkowski is the current and future Senator from Alaska.

From the article:

The Alaska Supreme Court has upheld a lower court decision in the disputed U.S. Senate race, saying the state correctly counted write-in votes for Sen. Lisa Murkowski.

Michael Shear writes in the Caucus a blog on politics in the NY Times that:

Just hours before President Obama planned to sign on Wednesday the repeal of the military’s 17-year ban on gays serving openly in the armed forces, Republicans tried one last legislative maneuver to block the change.

Read on, Mitch McConnell stopped them, what?

From the Article:

Only the most uncontroversial and cost-free ideas appear to have a chance of passage during the final days of congressional land policy legislation, and that doesn't include most Montana measures.

From the Article:

As you probably have heard by now, the New York Giants lost in historic fashion on Sunday, blowing a 31-10 lead in the fourth quarter to lose to the hated Philadelphia Eagles.

From the article: Potential jurors staged a "mutiny" during a felony drug case, a Missoula County prosecutor says, and authorities worry the result will be viewed as a game-changer when it comes to future attempts at prosecuting drug cases in Montana. This is a great read.

Kerr's analysis: "The Necessary and Proper Clause allows Congress to take steps beyond those listed in the Constitution to achieve its Constitutional ends, including the regulation of interstate commerce. Hudson's argument wipes a key part of the Constitution out of existence. Kerr says Hudson "rendered [it] a nullity."

His analysis is short but pertinent.