Cole Kazdin

“You have to learn how to say some pretty nasty stuff,” says one of the male instructors at an “adrenal stress training” course.

The most dangerous part of the job can come when firefighters are off the clock.

We're still dealing with the aftermath of atrocities committed by US allies in Central America during the Cold War.

As the Trump administration separates families at the border, NGOs are scrambling to help any way they can.

California's top lawyer has been locked in legal combat against the administration. But is he too focused on Trump?

Trump's latest move on immigration could lead to 200,000 immigrants being deported, but they won't go quietly.

The tribe's latest attempt to shut down the pipeline temporarily ended in failure.

The South Dakota protest didn't stop the Dakota Access Pipeline, but it energized a movement.

And these women are working to convince them that it's safe.

"When you’re in that moment the fear takes over.”

And the Standing Rock Sioux are worried.

The tribe is preparing to challenge the Dakota Access pipeline in court as round two of the battle between activists and government begins.