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The shifting demographics of the Mountain West could have long-term effects on national and local politics. As Peter O’Dowd reports for the Fronteras…
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The co-director of the Tijuana-based Zeta magazine has been named one of Newsweek’s 150 “Women Who Shake the World.” From the Fronteras Changing America…
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As some Native American tribes have become wealthy with casino profits, they've been buying land and expanding the size of their reservations. But as…
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In El Paso, a new county commissioner was sworn in this week. She is temporarily replacing another commissioner who is facing federal drug trafficking…
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Scientists aren’t the only ones worried about climate change. The Defense Department is too. And they’ve sought the help of the University of Arizona to…
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The Navajo Nation is suing Urban Outfitters, demanding the company pull the "Navajo" name from its products. The lawsuit was filed late Tuesday in Federal…
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Supporters of a Mexican-American Studies program in Tucson met outside Arizona’s state capitol Wednesday to read from books they say have been banned.…
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The federal government is deciding whether to remove gray wolves from the endangered species list, as some populations have stabilized. From the Fronteras…
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Jobs are coming back, or at least it seems that way. New claims for unemployment benefits are near a four-year low. And there’s some evidence that a group…
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Across the country it’s not uncommon for a creditor to electronically disable a car if the owner falls behind on payments. This technology has been around…