Native Americans say the North Dakota law was designed to keep them from the polls and violates the Voting Rights Act, the U.S. Constitution and the state Constitution. The Supreme Court just declined to get involved.

Energy Transfer Partners spokesperson: “We continue to have security measures in place in North Dakota, just no longer need boots on the ground.”

It happened 150 miles from where resistance efforts to the Dakota Access Pipeline took place.

The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is contradicting the administration’s claims that it was in contact with them during the militarized raid.

Officers have reportedly arrested six people.

This follows a similar order by the Army Corps of Engineers, who want the area cleared beginning December 5. 

Water protectors on the frontlines of #NoDAPL say there are more meaningful actions allies can take.

In the latest act against pipeline opponents, officers came from at least five states.

Over 30 were arrested yesterday as Iowans mobilized.  

Clyde Bellecourt, co-founder of the American Indian Movement, is one of many notable public figures supporting protests against pipeline construction. 

Three weeks after leaving North Dakota, dozens of runners reached Washington, D.C.

Clinton: “Whether you supported me in this primary, or Senator Sanders, we all need to keep working toward that better, fairer, stronger America.”

The FDA just updated the labeling for a drug used in medication abortions. It’s a move that knocks down a major barrier to early access, particularly for people in Ohio, Texas and North Dakota.

Check out the trailer for the new documentary, which premieres tonight on World Channel.