Dakota Access Pipeline

In 'Significant' Win for Water Protectors, Judge Orders Review of DAPL Permits

DAPL Company Hired War on Terror Contractors to Suppress Native Uprising

Lauren McCauley, staff writer

The years-long, Indigenous-led fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) briefly captured the nation's attention last fall as images of peaceful resisters being sprayed with water canons and surrounded by police in tanks and other military-grade equipment were spread widely, fueling global outrage and a fierce protest movement against the...

DAPL Photographer Cleared of Charges After Drone Footage Proves His Case

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

A Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protester and photographer was cleared of all...

The 'Told You So' Everyone Was Dreading—First DAPL Spill Reported

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

Throughout the battle over the Dakota Access pipeline (DAPL) , Indigenous...

Trump's "Buy American" Order Looks Weak as DAPL Company Pushes Back

DAPL Developer Spills Drilling Fluids Into Wetlands While Constructing Another Pipeline

Sheriff Who Met DAPL Opponents With Brute Force Now Advising Other Law Enforcement

US Ditches Human Rights Hearing in 'Unprecedented Show of Disrespect'

While Tribes Lose Courtroom Battles, #NoDAPL Divestment Campaign Takes Off

'We Exist, We Resist, We Rise' .... Thousands March for Native Nations

'In Attacking Our Water Donald Trump Is Attacking Our Lives'

Tipis on National Mall Signal Days of Native Defiance and Action

Sioux Vow to 'Stand Strong' as Judge Paves Way for DAPL Oil to Flow

DAPL Opponents Vow to 'Rise' From Ashes of Oceti Sakowin and Keep Fighting

'We Are Still Here': Water Protectors Remain in Prayer, Brace for Mass Arrests

"Forced Removal Isn't Just in History Books... It's Happening Tomorrow"

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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."