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THE STANDARD RIFT VALLEY Both the principal and the student are of one school, police said. [Courtesy] Police in Kuresoi South, Nakuru County have arrested a high school principal accused of unprofessional association with a student sitting her KCSE exam. The school-head was arrested on Wednesday, April 14 after he allegedly drove home with the learner, who had completed her day’s exam. Both the principal and the student are of one school, police said. The age of the KCSE candidate is under investigation, with reports suggesting she might be over 18 years old. “We are seeking to establi...

Sen. Hawley’s Bill to Break Up Big Corporations Praised and Panned on Right A legislative reform proposed by Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) to “crack down on mergers and acquisitions by mega-corporations and strengthen antitrust enforcement” is drawing mixed reviews from conservative analysts and Republican campaign strategists. “A small group of woke mega-corporations control the products Americans can buy, the information Americans can receive, and the speech Americans can engage in,” Hawley said in a statement announcing the proposal. “These monopoly powers control our speech, our ec...

POLITICO Biden moves ahead on civil rights without Congress. But his legacy depends on them. The president is adopting a more aggressive strategy to promote civil rights, but there's only so much he can do from the White House. The White House said that President Joe Biden’s efforts to spotlight civil rights battles will “100 percent” continue. | Andrew Harnik/AP Photo Link Copied Joe Biden’s ambitious civil rights agenda might face insurmountable hurdles in the Senate. But he isn’t waiting on members of Congress to try and build a legacy. Three months into his presidency, Biden is ...

Crews have separated the latest section of the Golden Ray as the operation to cut and remove the wreck stretches into its fifth month. The St. Simons Sound Incident Response reports that Section Two was separated from the wreck on Monday just seven days after cutting began, marking an improvement from the previous three cuts. Section Two will now be lifted onto the Barge JULIE B and moved to facility at Mayors Point Terminal in Brunswick, Georgia. Once secured for ocean transit, the JULIE B will depart Brunswick for a ship recycling facility in Louisiana. “Section Two was cut and separated ...

US Supreme Court poised to finish off Voting Rights Act In oral arguments held Tuesday, the right-wing majority of the US Supreme Court (six of the nine justices) displayed a level of contempt for the right to vote that has no modern parallel. While the immediate legal questions at issue involve the interpretation of Section Two of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the practical and political implications might be translated into everyday language as: does the US federal government still have the authority to prohibit racial discrimination in state election laws? The US Supreme Court building in...