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1844 land grant still fuels Colorado's longest-running land dispute

The Cielo Vista Ranch in Colorado is at the centre of a land dispute dating to the 1844 Sangre de Cristo Land Grant. The 80,000-acre property has been the subject of decades of leg...

Lawsuit Challenges Joint USDA-DOI Grazing Action Plan

On August 13, 2026, the Center for Biological Diversity (“CBD”), an environmental nonprofit organization, filed a lawsuit against the Department of...

Lawsuit Challenges Arizona Copper Mine Exploration Threatening Mexican Spotted Owls

,Copper Creek Canyon. Photo credit: Russ McSpadden, Center for Biological DiversityLawsuit Challenges Arizona Copper Mine Exploration Threatening Mexican Spotted OwlsBy Center for...

Failure to Reasonably Accommodate Religious Beliefs Snares Wildlife Department, Nets Win for Employees (US)

A recent decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit—Cherry et al. v Washington Dep’t of Fish & Wildlife, et al., is a primer in employer obligations...

No Americans Need Apply

A DOJ  administrative law judge has ruled that an employer can advertise for a job proclaiming “No U.S. Citizens Need Apply” without giving citizen job-seekers a cause of action un...

EB-2 NIW Case Study: Approval for Liquefied Natural Gas and Power Generation Engineer from Chile

Watchdog: Chavez-DeRemer oversaw hostile work place

NEW YORK — Former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer oversaw a “toxic, intimidating and humiliating” work environment and engaged in violations of department policy, according to...

Ninth Circuit Concludes United States Not Immune from Water Rights Lawsuit

In late September 2026, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling in a water rights dispute between Nevada ranchers...

Ciscomani’s Chiricahua National Park Act Signed Into Law

Zafirov Update- Eleventh Circuit Sides With Relators on Appointments Clause, But Article II Challenges Remain

Interior’s Post-2026 Colorado River Operating Framework Draws Immediate Legal Challenge

On Aug. 21, 2026, the U.S. Department of the Interior (Interior) adopted a new decision framework for operating Lake Powell and Lake Mead through 2036 and simultaneously issued ope...

Judge upholds Clean Water Act permit for Lake Clark mining project

A federal judge in Alaska has upheld a Clean Water Act permit for a mineral exploration project within the boundaries of Lake Clark National Park, rejecting a legal challenge and g...

US sued over plan to blast Utah canyon inscribed by 19th century ‘Buffalo Soldiers,’ European pioneers

Conservation groups sued the U.S. Bureau of Land Management over plans to blast Gate Canyon in Utah, threatening historic Buffalo Soldiers inscriptions and native rock art. The pos...

Peru faces human rights court over protections for isolated Indigenous peoples in Amazon

Peru faced the final day of a landmark hearing before a regional human rights court Friday over allegations that it failed to protect Indigenous peoples living in isolation in the...

EB-2 NIW for Critical Minerals and Mining Professionals: A National Priority in 2026

Chile: Reject Constitutional Changes

Click to expand Image Chilean President José Antonio Kast greets police officers after a...

Federal Court Halts Stehekin Road Project

Feds squabble with conservation groups over Montana logging project

(CN) - A logging project intended to reduce wildfire risk in a Montana forest came under fire in federal court on Wednesday as four conservation groups argued the project violates...

A Tail Of Two States

A Synopsis:In the first state, an ICE agent shot a man and lied about it. ICE argues that agents have “absolute immunity” for their actions on duty and then spirits the agent away...

Federal judge strikes down student aid documentation policy affecting Native students born in Canada

U.S. District Judge Anthony Brindisi ruled Monday that the department exceeded its authority under the Higher Education Act.

Ninth Circuit Freezes California’s Federal Agent ID Law in Federalism Clash

The Ninth Circuit has directed a lower court to preliminarily block California’s “No Vigilantes Act,” concluding the federal government is likely to succeed on its claim that the s...

Golf Course Grudge Match: Judge Reyes Rejects Recusal, Clashes With DOJ's No. 3

Colorado Takes a Page from Oregon’s Playbook And Tries to Partially Dismiss EPR Challenge

Apache Stronghold: Eleven Judges Call for Supreme Court to Protect Oak Flat

Oak Flat Litigation: Eleven Judges call for Supreme Court to Protect Oak FlatBy Wendsler Nosie, Sr., Apache Stronghold, Censored News, September 29, 2026The Ninth Circuit today dec...