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One native prophecy speaks of a black snake that—much like the Keystone XL—will bring great destruction. Another speaks of different peoples uniting to defend the land. Now, it too is becoming a reality, thanks to indigenous-led organizing.

After a week that sent advocates of a habitable Earth reeling, new hope has emerged that could make way for substantial climate action in the near term.

While the national conversation continues to spiral out of control and a record high of Americans report feeling more divided than ever, one unexpected team of independent filmmakers have set about the country to actually get to the bottom of it all.

It would be a huge lift to actually put programmatic redistricting into practice—but given what's at stake (the very idea of representative democracy), it's worth considering.

With dialogue journalism, Spaceship Media aims to cover and dispel conflict without adding to it.

Economics professor Julia Cagé has a proposition, published in her book Saving theMedia, that media must turn towards a nonprofit structure.

For evangelicals like Jenny Yang, a pro-life ethic means fighting for refugees.

After a week that sent advocates of a habitable Earth reeling, new hope has emerged that could make way for substantial climate action in the near term.

"This isn't a Republican, Democrat, conservative, liberal, or progressive sort-of-issue. Our freedom of the press and the importance of the press in our system, the importance of truth in our republic, are issues that should be bipartisan or nonpartisan."

For evangelicals like Jenny Yang, a pro-life ethic means fighting for refugees.

2016 independent conservative candidate Edward McMullin calls for criminal justice reform in an interview with Christianity Today.