California man sentenced to 15 years in Alaska drug trafficking case
A California man who acted as the leader of an Alaska drug trafficking organization was sentenced yesterday in Anchorage, Alaska, to 15 years in prison. The sentencing was announced in connection with a Homeland Security Task Force case. The source identifies the man only as a California resident and says he served as the leader of the illegal enterprise. No additional details are provided in the text about the organization's size, the drugs involved, or the broader scope of the trafficking operation. The court action took place in Anchorage. The sentence imposed was 15 years in prison, and the stated... [Continue Reading]
Breaking-360LiveNews | 14 May 2026 19:03 LONDON
Senate vote on Iran war powers fails again as GOP opposition grows
A Senate vote to require congressional approval before the conflict with Iran can continue has failed again, even as Republican opposition to the effort appears to be growing.The latest shift came from Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, who became the newest Republican to back a move to halt the conflict and force President Donald Trump to seek approval from Congress.The vote is significant because it reflects a widening split within the Republican Party over the administration's handling of the conflict.It also keeps the question of war powers in the centre of the political debate in Washington.The measure was designed to... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 13 May 2026 19:30 LONDON
