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The Menominee Tribe, fighting a losing battle with regulators over a mine near their namesake river, has emerged with a stronger, vibrant voice.

ROOTS aims to secure foreclosed buildings with tenants in them, though some structures the program has saved were empty.

Hillary Clinton recently offered the most comprehensive pitch ever to the one-quarter of the American electorate with disabilities. But this is only a start of what is needed.

The left can reclaim the political discourse with a multiracial movement that calls out the alt-right's fascism.

Anthropodenialism allows humans to continue exploiting animals and the ecosystem we share as a natural resource.

The camps are preparing to keep the Dakota Access pipeline blockade going strong — keeping resolve firm, spirits high, and thousands of bodies warm.

The dependence of thousands of US cities on judicial fines and forfeiture to fund public services is unhealthy for democracy.

Wasted money, wasted lives, or maybe both. That's the promise of increased military spending.

Summer sea ice melt has opened up the pristine Arctic sea to cruise ships — and further damage to its fragile ecosystem.

Is anyone out there still buying the line that Monsanto and Bayer are in the business of feeding the world?