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VIDEO November 18, 2023

John Boyd Jr. calls upon Americans to support farmers and not fake meat

National Black Farmers Association President and Virginia farmer John Boyd Jr. discusses the impact to farmers as Bill Gates and Chinese entities buy up U.S. farmland.

Georgia November 17, 2023

In Georgia, efforts to federally protect section of Ocmulgee River take a step forward

The National Park Service submitted to Congress a study on whether the Ocmulgee River corridor in central Georgia meets the criteria to be managed as a national park and preserve.

Nebraska November 13, 2023

Nebraska, Iowa congressional delegations back plan to return undeveloped federal land to Winnebago Tribe

Nebraska and Iowa's congressional delegations have declared their support for legislation that would return undeveloped federal land to the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska.

Joe Biden August 9, 2023

Biden ripped for latest 'land grab' blocking key energy, agriculture development

Industry groups and local stakeholders ripped President Biden after he designated about a million acres used by miners and cattle ranchers as a national monument.

Los Angeles July 11, 2023

California officials waiting for 12 homes to fall into canyon after massive landslide

Officials in Los Angeles County said they are waiting for several homes to crash into a canyon after a landslide.

Maine July 6, 2023

Tribal sovereignty push flops in Maine as Gov. Mills' veto of key legislation stands

Democratic Maine Gov. Janet Mills' veto of a bill championed by tribal sovereignty advocates will remain in place after lawmakers failed to override it.

Joe Biden June 10, 2023

Native American tribe plans protests, considers suing Biden admin over oil-leasing crackdown

EXCLUSIVE: The Navajo Nation's president is warning that his tribe could soon take legal action against the Biden administration for its recent oil-drilling crackdown.

Arizona May 1, 2023

Tucson, Arizona, to return ancestral land to indigenous nation

Arizona’s Tucson City Council unanimously approved a measure to give back more than 10 acres of ancestral land to the Tohono O'odham Nation.

New Mexico April 3, 2023

Albuquerque announces property swap with state of New Mexico in hopes of solving land-use issues

The state of New Mexico announced a property swap with the city of Albuquerque in hopes of solving land use issues. The city's mayor believes the deal is a win-win for both parties.

Energy March 22, 2023

Republicans press Biden admin on its false oil, gas permitting claims

A coalition of GOP lawmakers is demanding answers from a top Biden official after the administration quietly admitted its oft-used fossil fuel permitting figure was inaccurate.

Environment March 21, 2023

Biden interior secretary chokes up while talking about importance of bison for Native Americans

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland became emotional during a speech Tuesday highlighting her agency's work restoring American bison populations to tribal and ancestral lands.