Dakota Access Pipeline

Our History Is the Future: Lakota Historian Nick Estes on Thanksgiving & Indigenous Resistance

For Their Efforts to 'Save Our Planet,' Dakota Access Pipeline Opponents Face More Than 100 Years in Prison

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

"I wish the government would use the same resources to go after the oil companies and pipeline companies, but clearly they're not interested in that."

Indigenous and Green Groups Fighting Against Pipeline Urge 2020 Democrats to Take 'NoKXL Pledge'

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

"You either stand with family farmers, ranchers, Tribal Nations, and...

WATCH: Ocasio-Cortez Grills Wells Fargo CEO Over Profiting From 'Caging of Children' and Pipeline Disasters

Julia Conley, staff writer

"Want to know why Ocasio-Cortez's popularity keeps climbing? Because she...

Blow to 'Powerful Corporate Interests' as Federal Court Throws Out Pipeline Company Lawsuit Against DAPL Water Protectors

Documents Show Police Using Private Security Firms to Target Anti-Pipeline Organizers Fighting Line 3 Project

'Despicable': Wells Fargo Bashed for Plans to Cash In on Global Climate Crisis

Winona LaDuke Calls for Indigenous-Led 'Green New Deal' as She Fights Minnesota Pipeline Expansion

Hackers Stole Nearly Quarter Million Dollars Our Revolution Raised for Standing Rock Protests

'Making Sacrifices for All of Us,' Indigenous Water Protectors Arrested at Pipeline Company's Shareholder Meeting

Advocacy Groups Vow to 'Protect the Protest' as Government and Corporations Challenge First Amendment Rights

Fossil Fuel Execs Getting Very Annoyed With #KeepItIntheGround Movement

Federal Court Dismisses RICO and Defamation Lawsuit Against Greenpeace

Fight From Below Seen From Above: New Map Details Fossil Fuel Resistance

Inspired by Standing Rock, First Nations 'Tiny House Warriors' Protest Pipeline Project

'Corporate Mercenaries': Trump-Allied Firm Slammed for $1 Billion Suit Against Water Protectors

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Nothing Afeared: The First Veteran Just Walked To Standing Rock

In what has been likened to a classical "hero's journey," Chris Turley - a decorated wounded veteran of Afghanistan and member of the Osage Nation - arrived at Sacred Stone camp after a prayerful, two-week, 800-mile trek on foot from Oklahoma. One of the first of over 2,000 vets coming this weekend and a self-described "warrior of this country" raising funds for both vets' programs and Standing Rock, comrades say Turley exemplifies "the highly contagious emotion we call courage."