Family Seeks Answers in Death of Navy Veteran and Doctor Stephen Njau
Contradictory timelines and unanswered questions drive Njau's family's search for the truth.
Author: Maurice O. Ndole (Maurice O. Ndole)
Why Riggy G Must Stand in Bondo
Failing to attend Raila Odinga’s burial in Bondo would be an act of political self-sabotage for Rigathi Gachagua that could haunt his career for years.
After Raila: Who Will Lead ODM and the Luo Nation Now?
And which presidential candidate stands to gain the Luo Nation backing in the 2027 election?
Six Defining Moments in Raila Odinga’s Political Life
Moments of resistance, disappointment, reform, and reconciliation that marked Odinga’s journey
Trump’s Gaza Truce Advances as Nobel Peace Prize Winners’ Announcement Nears
With Israel's war in Gaza killing tens of thousands and global outrage mounting, Trump's ceasefire deal halts the fighting, with a wink to the Nobel Prize Committee
Fractured Government: Millions Caught in Shutdown Crossfire as Washington Deadlocks
Democrats warn the shutdown is more than a budget battle, accusing Republicans of using it to advance Project 2025.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Signs SB53, AI Safety and Transparency law
New law compels major AI firms to disclose risks, report incidents, protect whistleblowers, and creates CalCompute, a state-led consortium to expand research access.
Gaza War and Accusation of Genocide Triggers Western World Recognitions of a Palestine State
More than 150 countries already recognize the State of Palestine. Now, Western nations are joining, but Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to reject the effort.
California Bans ICE Agents From Wearing Masks in Sweeping New Law
Gov. Newsom says the measure will curb "secret police tactics" and restore trust in immigrant communities
Trump’s $100K H-1B Fee Proclamation Sparks Anxiety Among Tech Workers
Policy aims to protect U.S. jobs but could accelerate innovation abroad
