November 23, 2016 Grassroots movement in SE Utah defies Obama monuments agenda The proposal to make Bears Ears a national monument has created divisions throughout the state of Utah. But in San Juan County, residents of…
November 21, 2016 Movement gains traction to pardon Oregon ranchers The official petition was posted on the We the People website Saturday. It has until December 19 to get 100,000 digital signatures to guarantee an official…
November 18, 2016 Southeastern Utah Navajo overwhelmingly oppose Bears Ears Monument Massive tracts of land being declared National Monuments violates the very Antiquities Act used to enact them as they are to be “confined to…
November 8, 2016 National Monuments: The New Feudalism In areas designated national monuments, productive activities are heavily restricted or even banned. These are precisely the sorts of restrictions that federal agencies have…
November 4, 2016 Feds used decoy journalists to extract information in Bunkerville raid “It puts a chill in the air for people who want to report newsworthy events,” Rasmussen explained. “This creates a cause for concern for…
November 3, 2016 Who defines ‘domestic terrorism’ is at stake in election The Bundy brothers and their friends, including radio host Pete Santilli and a number of women, became known as ‘domestic terrorists,’ ‘welfare ranchers,’ ‘armed…
November 2, 2016 What’s behind flaring land disputes in the West? Despite all the media attention on the trial, many have overlooked the underlying issues that make federal lands so contentious in the first place….
November 1, 2016 Eyewitness North Dakota farmer talks about DAPL protest tactics “I would have to say 99 percent of the protesters are from out of state. Most of them are white.” This North Dakota farmer,…
October 31, 2016 Judge restricts BLM access in Red River case, but not completely The federal judge overseeing the case of Texas landowners and others against the Bureau of Land Management made a mixed ruling Sunday that grants…
October 29, 2016 Border ranchers hold out hope for Trump wall “I live in a no-man’s land. I live in a land that is occupied by the Sinaloa drug cartel,” he sighed, pointing to mountains…
