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Je Huu Ni uungwana? How chance 1966 hotel visit birthed Leonard Mambo Mbotela's famous show

“The incident kept ringing in my mind for several days.”

45 years on: Jomo Kenyatta's anniversary marked in silence

In 2019, Uhuru announced that going forward, commemoration of the death of Kenyatta would be a private affair.

Would you wish to be cremated?

'Patriot' who formed militia but was accused of treason

Fact Check: Were FBI, IRS, ADL and U.S. Fed All Founded in 1913?

Anti-Semitic conspiracy theories have cropped up in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse.

Bridges: Pressures as governor wore down Lanham's health

In 1882, he ran for Congress in the new Eleventh District, a massive district that covered hundreds of miles from Weatherford to El Paso to Amarillo.

Bridges S.W. Lanham - a Texas governor nearly forgotten

Samuel Willis Tucker Lanham was born in rural South Carolina on July 4, 1846. He was the oldest of eight children born into a modest farm family.

Delaware Attorney General: (D) Kathy Jennings/(R) Julianne Murray

Incumbent Democrat Kathy Jennings is seeking her second term as Attorney General. In her career, she has served as a prosecutor and was later named the Delaware State Prosecutor. Jennings

The Intelligence Identities Protection Act (S.391 -H.R.4)

One of the most important and controversial measures now before the 97th C ongress is the Intelligence Identities Protection Act (S. 391, H.R. 4), also called the "Names of Agents" bill. It is designed to protect the lives of American intelligence officers and the operational integrity of American intelligence organiza- tions. s i milar legislation, never enacted into law, was introduced in preceding Congresses. Representative Edward P. Boland (D-Mass.), Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, introduced H.R. 5615, the predecessor to H.R. 4, in the 96th Co n gress on October 17, 1980. Hearings on H.R. 5615 were held by the.Intelligence and Judiciary Committees of the 96th Congress, and these two Committees reported out an amended bill that was identical to H.R. 4 as introduced in the 97th Congress. Hearings o n H.R. 4 were held in 1981, and on July 22, 1981 the full Perma- nent Select Committee on Intelligence of the House of Representa- tives reported out H.R. 4 as amended. On September 23, 1981, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 4 by a vote of 354 to 5 6, after substituting an amendment offered by Congressman John M. Ashbrook (R-Ohio) that made the House bill identical to the Senate version, S. 391.

Judge: UTSW Leaders Can Be Deposed About Transgender Clinic Closure

Two top UT Southwestern executives will have to go on the record to explain their decision to close the transgender pediatric clinic.