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Five days after the U.S. Energy Department announced a $700 million conditional loan to an Australian company for a lithium mine in Nevada, federal land managers cited the developer for trespassing within the habitat of an endangered wildflower

It's a mystery why dozens of horses are being found dead with gunshot wounds on public land near the Navajo Nation in Utah.

How the pro-police focus of mainstream crime reporting misdirects policy discussions and blocks real solutions

Xahra Saleem has been accused of two counts of fraud by abuse of position in relation to fundraising pages.

Days after U.S. wildlife officials declared a Nevada wildflower endangered at the site of a proposed lithium mine, federal land managers are initiating a review of the project plans the developer says will allow the mine and flower to co-exist

The Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation has launched a new relief fund aimed at Black college students, alumni and dropouts overburdened by mounting education costs and the student loan debt crisis

From Hening v. Adair, decided Friday by Judge Thomas Cullen (W.D. Va.): Plaintiff Kiersten Hening, a former member of the Virginia Tech women's soccer team, filed this suit under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against her former coach, Charles "Chugger" Adair. Specifically, Hening alleges that, after she refused to kneel in…

Barcelona have promoted their new superstore in Madrid by hanging up a banner that claims Raul Gonzalez - one of Real Madrid's greatest players - supports the Catalan club

The Interior Department has proposed rules to limit methane leaks from oil and gas drilling on public lands