Speier, who was wounded during the attack in Guyana, was transferred from Andrews to a shock trauma unit in Baltimore, Md. (AP Photo/Bob Daugherty) Jackie Speier, whose arm and legs were ripped ...

A Nov. 1978 file photo shows Congressman Leo J. Ryan, right, with congressional staff member James Schollaert, left and Ryan aide Jackie Speier, center, aboard the aircraft carrying them to Guyana.

California Congresswoman Jackie Speier began her political career after being shot visiting Jonestown. ... see Jackie Speier’s political career in photos ... Updated April 25, 2025 6:44 PM .

Former Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) has been diagnosed with breast cancer, she announced in a social media post. “I have personal news that I want to share with you because we can all learn ...

Speier, 69, says that among the children in Ursula center on Sunday was a boy, 8, who had been there alone for weeks after being taken from his 25-year-old sister.

Bay Area Rep. Jackie Speier was shot and left to die in what became the largest mass murder-suicide in American history. She says the lesson we need to learn from the Jonestown massacre is to be ...

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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Former U.S. Representative Jackie Speier announced on Thursday that she's battling cancer. "I just became one of the 300,000 women per year who are diagnosed with breast ...

Speier vowed that if she made it out of the Jonestown massacre alive, she’d become a public servant. Now, after 15 years in Congress, she’s moving on.

California Congresswoman Jackie Speier began her political career after being shot visiting Jonestown. She served in the CA Assembly and Senate before joining Congress in 2008.

(KRON) — Former U.S. Representative Jackie Speier took to X, formerly Twitter, on Thursday to announce she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. “I have personal news that I want to share ...

Jackie Speier, legislative assistant to slain Rep. Leo Ryan (D-Calif.), manages a smile as she is wheeled on a stretcher at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., Nov. 20, 1978.