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THE SMALL DETAIL THAT MAKES TRUMP USING A 'POCAHONTAS' SLUR TO NATIVE AMERICANS EVEN WORSE
The small detail that makes Trump using a 'Pocahontas' slur to Native Americans even worse... READ MORE›
XI TAKES SOLID STEPS IN CHINA-US TIES
Li at the John L. Thornton China Center said Xi values personal ties with his US counterpart... READ MORE›
NATE EXPECTED TO BE A CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE AT LANDFALL ON GULF COAST
A hurricane warning is in effect from Grand Isle, Louisiana, to the Alabama-Florida border and also for metropolitan New Orleans and nearby Lake Pontchartrain... READ MORE›
HURRICANE NATE MOVING TOWARD U.S. GULF COAST AFTER DEADLY FLOODING IN CENTRAL AMERICA
A hurricane warning was in effect Saturday morning from Grand Isle, Louisiana, to the Alabama-Florida border and also included metropolitan New Orleans nearby Lake Pontchartrain... READ MORE›
HURRICANE NATE HEADS TOWARD THE CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO[1]
The NHC issued a hurricane watch from Grand Isle, Louisiana to the Alabama-Florida border... READ MORE›
2 BEMIDJI OFFICERS HURT IN CRASH WITH ATV
AP -- The Minnesota State Patrol says two Bemidji police officers were hurt when an all-terrain vehicle crashed into their squad car during a chase... READ MORE›
PUERTO RICO JONES ACT: TRUMP WAIVES SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS FOR ISLAND
Trump waives Jones Act shipping restrictions for hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico... READ MORE›
PROTESTS CONTINUE FOR FOURTH NIGHT AMID DAYS OF UNREST IN ST LOUIS
A fourth night of protests have been held in St Louis in the United States... READ MORE›
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DON'T LOOK AWAY NOW, THE CLIMATE CRISIS NEEDS YOU
A great many of us engage in this kind of climate change denial... READ MORE›
'COURAGEOUS BUT NOT RECKLESS': THE TRAGEDY OF AN AMERICAN U.N. WORKER SLAIN IN CONGO
Congo, formally known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is a massive country roughly the size of the United States east of the Mississippi River... READ MORE›
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI PRESIDENT, CHANCELLOR QUIT AFTER FOOTBALL TEAM WALKS OUT
Students complaining about a racially fraught campus environment began protests at the university on Sept... READ MORE›
PROTESTS ESCALATE OVER LOUISIANA PIPELINE BY COMPANY BEHIND DAKOTA ACCESS
Louisiana residents are starting to get involved in environmental issues and are making themselves heard about the disputed Bayou Bridge pipeline... READ MORE›
CONFESSIONS OF A RELUCTANT GENTRIFIER
By the time I moved to Rogers Park, quite a few people had already warned me about the place... READ MORE›
AMERICA'S FIRST NATIONAL MAMMAL IS THE BISON
A herd of bison graze in Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park, Wyo., in 2011... READ MORE›
'CANCER ALLEY' RESIDENTS SAY INDUSTRY IS HURTING TOWN
In Louisiana's industrial heart, the shadow of Trump's deregulation push looms as St James residents fight chemical plants, pipelines and laissez-faire policies... READ MORE›
HERE ARE THE WORST HURRICANES AND FLOODS IN U.S. HISTORY
Miami Hurricane, September 1926 The storm hit Miami when residents of South Florida were less familiar with hurricanes... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | WHAT THE WHITE HOUSE'S OBSESSION WITH ANDREW JACKSON MEANS FOR THE WORLD
Trump's penthouse populism is a sham Jackson's was the real thing... READ MORE›
MASSIVE CROWD GREETS TRUMP AT FIRST RALLY AFTER VIDEO, DEBATE
-- There is scant evidence that Donald Trump's Western Pennsylvania supporters have lost their gusto for the billionaire Republican presidential nominee... READ MORE›
CATACLYSMS FROM THE NORTH POLE TO SOUTH AMERICA
Is one factor, human-caused climate change and global warming is another... READ MORE›
'MUSLIMS PRE-DATE COLUMBUS IN DISCOVERING AMERICA,' SAYS TURKISH PRESIDENT ERDOGAN
Muslim sailors reached the Americas more than 300 years before Christopher Columbus, suggested Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday... READ MORE›
EL NINO WEATHER 'COULD BE AS BAD AS 1998', SAYS NASA
That El Nino played havoc with world weather systems and was blamed for several extreme weather events... READ MORE›
KENTUCKY TAKES AIM AT GROWING COYOTE PROBLEM
Kentucky already has relatively lax laws regarding hunting coyotes, which have seen their population boom since migrating across the frozen Mississippi River 35 years ago... READ MORE›
WORLD'S TOP OIL TRADERS BET AMERICAN SHALE IS HERE TO STAY
The world's biggest energy traders are betting shale oil production is here to stay... READ MORE›
FRENCHMEN KAYAK DOWN THE WORLD'S MOST POLLUTED RIVER IN PLASTIC BOTTLE CANOES
However, at that time, he did not find enough shocking visuals to change people's mindsets on waste... READ MORE›
U.S. OIL INDUSTRY BECOMES REFINER TO THE WORLD AS EXPORTS BOOM
In December, Mexico imported a record high of 1.2 million barrels a day of U.S. fuels, particularly gasoline... READ MORE›
AT LEAST 15 DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE PROTESTERS ARRESTED IN IOWA
Last month, 30 protesters were arrested at different pipeline construction site in Iowa on trespassing charges... READ MORE›
HOW DIFFICULT IS THE US CITIZENSHIP TEST
A large booklet called Learn About the United States Quick Civics Lessons for the Naturalization Test has been sitting by my bedside for months... READ MORE›
LOUISIANA'S VANISHING ISLAND: THE CLIMATE CHANGE 'REFUGEES' RESETTLING FOR $52M
Reversing the mini-diaspora of tribe members in southern Louisiana is one of the primary goals of the resettlement project... READ MORE›
BNSF OIL TRAIN DERAILS IN RURAL ILLINOIS; TWO CARS AFLAME
About 40 to 50 oil trains come through the area each week, Jo Daviess County Emergency Manager Charles Pedersen said... READ MORE›
50 YEARS AFTER RFK, HUNGER AND POVERTY IN MISSISSIPPI AND BEYOND
Marian Wright Edelman, second from right, visited poor people in the Mississippi Delta with Robert Kennedy and other U.S. Senators... READ MORE›
BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTS CONTINUE IN U.S., DOZENS MORE ARRESTED IN BATON ROUGE
In Minnesota, state police said more than 200 protesters shut down Interstate 94 in St. Paul for hours on Saturday night to protest against Castile's killing... READ MORE›
PHILADELPHIA WATER DEPARTMENT FACES CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT OVER WATER TESTING
Perhaps the most pervasive effect of recent criticism of the Philadelphia water department has been an erosion of trust in government... READ MORE›
SWOLLEN MISSISSIPPI CRESTS IN MISSOURI, ROLLS SOUTH
VPC The Mississippi River flows past the Gateway Arch in St. Louis... READ MORE›
MILLIONS WATCH 'BLOOD MOON' RISE IN TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE
For a lunar eclipse to occur, the Sun, Earth and Moon must align roughly in a straight line... READ MORE›
EASTERN ONTARIO PUB DESTROYED BY FIRE
Tuesday, reporting flames and smoke at Moose McGuire's at 385 Ottawa St. in Almonte, according to Lanark County OPP... READ MORE›
INSIDE TRUMP'S $1T INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN TO REBUILD AMERICA
Trump also praised his controversial decision to pull the US out of what he derided as the so-called Paris climate accord... READ MORE›
GULF OIL SPILL: TRANSOCEAN AND STATES AGREE MILLIONS IN COMPENSATION
A court filing from Transocean and attorneys for Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana and Texas said all of the states had entered a settlement agreement... READ MORE›
BERNIE SANDERS PULLED OFF A STUNNING VICTORY IN MICHIGAN TO KEEP HIS PRESIDENTIAL HOPES ALIVE
Next week, Democratic voters head to the polls in Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina and Florida... READ MORE›