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In episode 7, 2022’s Star Trek: Strange New Worlds introduced its first major new villain, and teased the return of a threat from Spock’s past. That’s a big deal for a show that earned its halo from episodic storytelling.

The illegal miners are operating near the Madidi National Park.

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 02, 2022 -- Juledor Corneille, a debut novelist born in Nassau, New Providence in the Bahamas, has completed his new book

#ItsNotOver as Interior Department initiates 90-day comment period to pause new oil and gas leasing around Chaco Culture National Park, Coalition reaffirms need to protect culture, communities, and climate across Greater Chaco Landscape.

The disconnect between climate rhetoric and meaningful action is nowhere more evident than in Greater Chaco.

At Magnolia Wellness, a mother-and-daughter team employs different therapy techniques to support people of color and the LGBTQ population.

For the owners of Magnolia Wellness, LLC, mental health is more than just a brain issue.

Albuquerque councilors confirmed the appointment of the first woman and the first Native person ever to serve on the city government’s Environmental Planning Commission. But it was only after public pressure and a letter-writing campaign from numerous organizations in support of the candidate, who said she experienced discrimination during the vetting process.

Members of Oklahomas tribes were among those supporting Julius Jones clemency, protesting executions taking place on tribal land.

UCLA-led critical mission studies program creates a new model to understand the past, present and future.