Critics blasted Trump as “sadistic” for justifying attack on unarmed Iranian ship, which killed over 100 sailors, because it was “more fun” for US forces than capturing it. President Donald Trump said the US Navy chose to sink an Iranian frigate, killing more than 100 sailors last week, because it was “more fun” than capturing the vessel, […]
On March 11th, 1942, while performing zigzag patterns while under sail in an effort to avoid any torpedo launches from Japanese submarines thought to be in the area, the steamship Mount McKinley ran aground at Scotch Cap. Now beached, all travelers on the vessel were able to disembark unharmed. But, the vessel was […]
Throughout the past nine years, the organization has achieved significant milestones, including: Received over 85,000+ contacts via calls, chats and texts. Upon survivor request, provided over 26,000+ referrals to direct service providers. Developed partnerships with Tribal, State, and National organizations to improve response to the violence impacting Native individuals, families and communities. This past […]
(Anchorage) – In order to stabilize the harvest of black and yelloweye rockfish in North Gulf Coast and Cook Inlet waters, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game is reducing the pelagic rockfish bag and possession limits from April 1 through September 15, 2026 and prohibiting the retention of yelloweye rockfish from April 1 – […]