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WASHINGTON -- Two U.S. Park Police officers broke department protocol by striking and pushing a videographer and reporter together covering protests against police violence in the summer of 2020, a federal watchdog found.

Two U.S. Park Police officers broke protocol by striking and pushing a news team covering police violence protests in 2020, a watchdog found.

House lawmakers are reigniting an effort to give Puerto Ricans the right to decide their status, including the possibility of statehood, after a similar attempt fell short at the end of last year.

Lawmakers are reigniting an effort to give Puerto Ricans the right to decide their status after a similar attempt fell short last year.

WASHINGTON — Amid growing lawmaker interest in establishing domestic supplies of rare earth minerals, a coalition of tribal leaders, backed by some members of Congress, is calling on President Joe Biden to extend permanent protections to more than a million acres of land near the Grand Canyon that are home…

Tribal leaders want President Joe Biden to protect over a million acres of land near the Grand Canyon that contain uranium ore deposits.

Tribal leaders in Arizona say they hope to persuade the Biden administration to create protections for areas adjacent to the Grand Canyon, which they consider sacred

Native American tribal members fighting plans for an enormous copper mine on land they consider sacred say they are increasingly worried U.S. officials will move forward on the project even as they await a federal appellate court ruling in the case

WASHINGTON — Budget season is coming, and so are “views and estimates” markups. Well, for some committees, that is.

Budget season is nearly at hand, and so are "views and estimates" markups -- for some committees, that is.

Some members of the House Natural Resources Committee could be packing heat when they gather in the new session of Congress.