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33 Lawmakers Urge Biden To Release Leonard Peltier — Including 1 Republican

We must “hold our government accountable when we see a case of injustice,” they said of the Indigenous activist who has been in prison for nearly 50 years.
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Joe Manchin’s Regulatory Rollback Faces New Obstacle From House Progressives

A key House committee chairman says he doesn’t feel bound by any promise made to the senator to get the Inflation Reduction Act passed.
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Members of Congress Urge Biden, Again, To Let Leonard Peltier Go Home

There is “greater urgency” to grant clemency to the 77-year-old Native American rights activist since he tested positive for COVID-19, say House Democrats.
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Tribal Leader Blasts Border Wall Construction On Sacred Burial Land In Powerful Testimony

“These sites are not only sacred to the Nation; they are a part of our shared cultural heritage as United States citizens."
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Justice Department Investigating Ryan Zinke’s Use Of Private Email

The former interior secretary falsely claimed last week that all probes against him were “b.s.” and that he’d been totally cleared of wrongdoing.
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Ryan Zinke Calls Top Dem A Drunk In Response To Resignation Call

“It’s hard for him to think straight from the bottom of a bottle,” the interior secretary said of Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.).
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Let's Fight To Stop The Garnishment Of Social Security Benefits These Holidays

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Trump Pardon Of Joe Arpaio Would Be A ‘Bull Horn’ Calling All Racists, Critics Say

Arpaio "personifies the same bigotry and intolerance we witnessed in Charlottesville," said one civil rights advocate.
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Highway To Hell: Democrats Are Ready To Play Ball With A President Trump

But some are unwilling to compromise unless Trump renounces the white nationalists who love him.
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The Department Of Justice Will Still Rely On Private Prisons In A Big Way

Nearly a third of those detained by the U.S. Marshals Service are locked up in privatized jails.
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