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A recent report tied the poor health outcomes of Native Americans to a lack of consistent management at federal hospitals.

Since 2014, thousands of Central American women and children seeking asylum have been held in private jails.

The actions are part of an Indigenous-led rolling nonviolent direct action campaign in West Texas.

Bossert's retweet of an Islamophobic post is another example of Team Trump's comfort in mainstreaming such messages.

In Ecuador, Bolivia and New Zealand, indigenous activism has helped spur the creation of a novel legal phenomenon — the idea that nature itself can have rights.

A thousand families are still living in caravans and tents two and a half years since Israel's 50-day military bombardment in 2014.

Consumers are already feeling the impact of oil's rise.

Some workers who make or work with the endocrine-disrupting chemical have levels 1,000 times higher than the general public, a federal study found.

Among members of Congress who won their races this cycle, Rep. Tom Price is among the 25 worst on quality of disclosure.

Taxes on gasoline effectively reduce CO2 emissions, yet they are lower now than they were 13 years ago, finds a new study.