The much publicized trial of Anders Breivik, the notorious Norwegian who admits to the slaying of 77 innocent people, many of them children, in a dual attack in Oslo last July, has come to a close.
After a two day marathon considering 72 amendments to the Agriculture Reform, Food and Jobs Act of 2012, the Senate immediately voted on the bill.
In a twist rarely seen in the United States, Norwegian Prosecutors are claiming Anders Breivik is insane while the defense denies it.
In an effort to make it easier for tourists to find out if items they buy in Alaska are legal to take home, a guide has been published.