Alaska’s two U.S. senators split on a vote that would have allowed the U.S. Senate to take up a resolution that sought to prevent President Donald Trump from unilaterally ordering the bombing of Venezuela. Fifty votes were needed in the Senate to take up the resolution, but only 49 senators — all the Senate’s Democrats, […]
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