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Leer is no longer a town. It's a killing field, a place where human remains lie unburied and whose residents have long since fled.

Most US citizens' knowledge about Native Americans is inaccurate, distorted or limited to elementary-school textbooks and spaghetti westerns.

This debate served to demonstrate just how far to the right the political dialogue in this country has tacked.

The idea that journalists must support the organizations they are reporting on is antithetical to the reporter's creed.

If Donald Trump loses the election, political solidarity among women will win.

It's clear that significant work is still needed to ensure that eligible voters in Texas and the US are not once again disenfranchised.

US debtors' prisons have become dumping grounds for youth deemed disposable under neoliberalism.

After years of struggle against Big Oil, the Inuit people of Clyde River will have their day in court on November 30.

Why is the mainstream media content with Trump's broad denial of the multiple sexual assault allegations against him?

In Vermont, a battle is pitting teachers against a school board determined to drive through an austerity agenda.