Namibian Freedom Fighter, Founder of Swapo, Passes
June 13, 2017
His life was the personification of solidarity, the quest for self-determination and unyielding commitment to the liberation of his people.”
Breaking News
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Passes
Smithsonian distributing more timed passes for new museum
October 5, 2016
Getting in to the Smithsonian’s new National Museum of African American History and Culture requires a timed entry pass, and now more of them are about to be distributed to the public.
Bill to Reduce Permanent Property Seizures by Law Enforcement Passes
August 25, 2016
Seized assets valued at less than $40,000 must be returned unless owner convicted