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Mother Jones senior reporter Shane Bauer describes how he went undercover to report on America’s right-wing militia movement and what he found.
11:46
At least 141 people were arrested. Dakota Access pipeline company cranes and bulldozers were active just behind the police line, on the site of the tribal burial ground where Dakota Access security guards unleashed dogs on Native Americans on September 3.
6:51
The Democratic Party has filed lawsuits in four battleground states alleging Donald Trump’s campaign and the Republican Party are "conspiring to threaten, intimidate, and thereby prevent minority voters in urban neighborhoods from voting."
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In Alabama, at least one worker has died and five have been hospitalized after a section of the Colonial pipeline exploded in Shelby County on Monday.
14:24
President Obama says the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is considering rerouting the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline, amid months of resistance from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and members of more than 200 other Native American nations and tribes.
10:28
An increasing number of people have called on the electors to refuse to vote for President-elect Donald Trump.
10:44
A leading arms control organization is calling for President Obama to take U.S. nuclear missiles off high alert before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office.
27:55
"Democracy Now!" speaks to Palestinian attorney Diana Buttu and Israeli journalist Gideon Levy, a Haaretz columnist.
11:09
Trump said he would not follow advice from ethics experts to divest or create a completely blind trust, and instead announced he will hand over management of the Trump Organization to his sons.
2:43
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) calls for a full investigation to determine if the Trump campaign colluded with Russia in any way during the campaign.
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Activist and attorney Chase Iron Eyes and organizer Dallas Goldtooth are calling for a global movement to take to the streets and rise with Standing Rock.
12:19
Aarón Rayos speaks about his wife Guadalupe García de Rayos, a mother of two U.S.-born children who is at the center of an immigration fight in Arizona and has been deported to Mexico.
