Social Issues

Most oil pipeline opponents leave North Dakota protest camp
Most of the Dakota Access pipeline opponents abandoned their protest camp Wednesday ahead of a government deadline to get off the federal land, and authorities moved in to arrest others who defied the order in a final show of dissent.
There have been reports nationwide of anti-Semitic incidents, including people yelling pro-Hitler comments at a rabbi in Providence, R.I., swastikas drawn in subway cars in New York City, and bomb threats at Jewish buildings in several cities.
Memos from the White House reveal that Trump will be more aggressive with deportation, but may leave some Obama-era policies in place.
Trump's new travel ban
After a federal appeals court put his executive action on hold, the President says he'll be issuing another.
Four women share their struggles with racial identity
From the APM Reports series, "Historically Black," an exploration of black identity and a spotlight on African American love stories.
Cultural impact of the Indian Adoption Project still felt today
A new documentary follows the cultural, emotional impact the government's Indian Adoption Project had in the decades after World War II. It's called "Stolen Childhoods."