Guatemala violated Indigenous rights by permitting a huge nickel mine on tribal land almost two decades ago, according to a ruling from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights Friday. The landmark verdict marks a monumental…
There has been no shortage of bleak climate news this year: unprecedented global heat fueled deadly extreme weather events, scientists issued dire warnings that next year may be worse still, and the…
Zuranolone (Zurzuvae, by Biogen) made medical news headlines when it was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last August as the first oral treatment for postpartum depression. However, some…
“This new wave of violence could leave children and families trapped between fighting lines or caught in the crossfire, with fatal consequences,” UNICEF says. Sudan's raging civil war threatens the…
Early intervention programs can prevent depression’s onset, potentially changing teens’ mental health trajectories for a lifetime ESTHER OLADEJO KNEW she’d crossed an invisible boundary when she started forgetting to eat…
Generals and paramilitaries have been fighting over the country and plunged it into disaster. Now there are reports that the RSF have taken Wadi Medani, southeast of Khartoum. A civil…
2024 is poised to be a period of heightened mobilization and resistance for Brazil’s Indigenous peoples, as they continue to confront the controversial “Marco Temporal” (“Time Limit Trick”) legal thesis.…
NCAI and NARF Applaud The Senate’s Confirmation of the First Native American Woman to the Federal Bench in Oklahoma Today, The National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), the Native American…
The agreement was hailed as a win for climate action, but Pacific campaigners say it is too little too late in a rapidly warming world We are now swimming against…
ATLANTA (AP) — It’s unclear to Tameka how — or even when — her children became unenrolled from Atlanta Public Schools. But it was traumatic when, in fall 2021, they…