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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
The Director of Foreign Service joined First Lady Rachel Ruto for a significant corporate engagement, marking a subtle return to the spotlight.
The Trans Nzoia Governor says independence celebrations are meaningless when security is weaponized to silence critics, warning that Kenya’s democratic space is rapidly shrinking.
In a tense State House summit, county bosses secure a definitive timeline to take control of lingering national functions and a KES 208 billion health war chest.
With prevalence rates historically topping 80%, the county faces a dangerous shift as healthcare workers quietly sustain a rite that robs girls of their future.
Deputy Chief of Staff Eliud Owalo outlines a dual-strategy to clear pending bills and compensate landowners, aiming to end years of delays on the critical flood-control project.
The Siaya Senator navigates the delicate balance between rigid Luo customs and family dignity following the death of the Odinga matriarch.
New South Wales raises the threshold for psychological injury claims to shield businesses from rising premiums, sparking a fierce debate on the true cost of workplace trauma.
Authorities claim the mastermind behind Sunday’s failed putsch has fled to Lomé, testing diplomatic ties after Nigerian fighter jets helped crush the rebellion.
President dismisses fears over data sovereignty, insisting the new $1.6 billion partnership empowers counties while cutting out NGO ‘middlemen’.
Parliament warns that British troops cannot operate in Kenya without clear legal accountability, reopening the wounds of the Agnes Wanjiru murder and the Lolldaiga fires.
In a blunt address at State House, the President washes his hands of the 'NGO industrial complex' fallout, backing a new US-led model that funnels billions directly to the government—but questions on KEMSA’s integrity and data privacy loom large.
Busia Senator argues the 'secret' Washington pact bypasses Parliament, exposes sensitive medical data to foreign entities, and burdens taxpayers with hidden debts.
