Original song, sung by JoAnne Worley, about the plight of circus & zoo elephants & a call to end this exploitation!

This week brought a proposed $3.4 billion settlement to a little known class action suit against the US Department of the Interior on behalf of over 300,000 Indians. Our writer tells how his family history dovetails with the tragic story behind this law..

We begin with a visceral abomination. We recoil at the sight of these chickens bred for baldness. But we recoil for reasons other than those for flinching at mystery meats, for instance. We're repulsed by the meat because we can't connect our food to some

NEW ZEALAND - Consumers have genuine concerns about the way their food is produced, and the New Zealand pig meat industry needs to pay attention to their concerns. This was the message from Minister of Agriculture and Minister for Biosecurity, David Ca

Columbus firefighter David P. Santuomo, 43, took Sloopy and Skeeter to his home's basement, suspended them from a pipe near the ceiling and fired at least 11 shots from a .22-caliber rifle fitted with a homemade silencer, Franklin County Prosecuting Attor

JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) - The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes are conducting a ceremonial bison hunt on the National Elk Refuge. The hunt was scheduled to start Wednesday and continue on Thursday. This is the second year the tribes are holding a hunt on the refuge.

I'm mad at you!" my son Danny said one morning. He was perched midway on the stairs from my bedroom to the living room where I sat on the sofa drinking coffee. "Why?" I ask. His arms are crossed tightly across his chest, his lower lip extended. "You...

MOSCOW, Idaho - Dr. Aaron Thomas, Navajo, is an associate professor in the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Idaho. His research and work with Native students earned him a recent trip to the White House in Washington, D.C. to receive...

As part of his budget proposal, Gov. Jim Doyle set aside $250,000 a year to help the state's Native American tribes preserve their endangered languages

Male American Indians incarcerated in Alabama's prisons want the right to grow their hair long according to their tribal religious customs. It will be up to U.S. Magistrate Judge Charles S. Coody to decide whether they have it...