
Today in History-May 20
Sovereignty and Struggle 1972 (Cameroon’s Unitary State): Citizens in Cameroon voted in a national referendum to adopt a new constitution, transforming the country from a

Sovereignty and Struggle 1972 (Cameroon’s Unitary State): Citizens in Cameroon voted in a national referendum to adopt a new constitution, transforming the country from a

Liberation and Leadership North in 1960, the “Year of Africa,” the winds of change were blowing through French West Africa. On this day, intense negotiations

Natural Disaster in the Pacific Northwest (1980) Our top story takes us back 46 years to Washington State. In a catastrophic display of geological power,

Politics & Diplomacy 1948: The Birth of Israel In a momentous ceremony in Tel Aviv, David Ben-Gurion read the Declaration of Independence, officially establishing the

Politics & Global Conflict 1981: Assassination Attempt on the Pope A shocking scene unfolded in St. Peter’s Square as Pope John Paul II was shot

Health & Science: The Lady with the Lamp Our top story today takes us back to 1820, with the birth of Florence Nightingale. Known as

Kenya and France hope for economic and political gains from the summit.

World News & Politics: 1949 — Israel Joins the UN: In a major post-WWII diplomatic milestone, Israel was admitted as the 59th member of the

A new industry survey shows that many U.S. host cities are seeing fewer reservations than expected, but organizers remain hopeful for a turnaround as the tournament approaches.

Exit from producers’ group opens room for growth, but raises questions about market balance





























