Native leaders press for more action to address crisis of missing, murdered Indigenous people
As Utah lawmakers weigh legislation to maintain the task force investigating the disproportionately high number of missing ...
Daywatch: Future of homeless camp in Gompers Park uncertain
The future of the roughly 20 people in the Gompers Park encampment remains uncertain after a planned “accelerated moving event” — a consolidated process where case managers help people find housing, ...
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Indian Country continues fight for funds promised by the U.S. government
Indian Country is returning to the nation's capital to hold the federal government accountable -- a difficult task in a new political landscape.
83 percent of Americans disapprove of Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons: Poll
The latest poll also shows that more than half of Americans also do not approve of Trump’s handling of the economy or his ...
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Malcolm Kenyatta on meeting the moment & making history as the first Black queer man to lead the Democratic Party
In Black religious spaces, this is also referred to as being anointed or having an assignment. Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta embodies this, having prepared for this moment since he was eleven, serving as the ...
Historians at 250-year-old Woodville work to ensure enslaved people's contributions aren't lost
This year, the Woodville plantation turns 250 years old. It's one of the local locations that held slaves in the Pittsburgh ...
‘The Americas’ Examines the Continent’s Wildlife in a ‘Whole New Way’
As the creative director of ’ Natural History Unit, Emmy winner Mike Gunton has captivated audiences with docuseries like ...
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EEOC Announces Enforcement Focus on “Illegal Preferences Against American Workers”
Lucas announced the EEOC plans to target employers that “illegally prefer non-American workers,” as well as “staffing agencies and other agents that unlawfully comply with client companies’ illegal ...
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House passes bill to help return Native American artifacts and human remains to the tribes
The North Dakota House has passed a bill to allocate $500,000 to the state Historical Society to help return Native American human remains and sacred objects to North Dakota’s tribes. The tribes would ...