News and Magazine Articles

Current Year: 2025

  • 10.20.25 | From Utah to China, where in the world could Arizona copper sitting under an Apache holy site go?

    “For two decades, Resolution Copper has touted its massive mining project 60 miles east of Phoenix as an economic boom for Arizona – even though no ore has been extracted yet.”

  • 10.13.25 | A True American Tale: Indigenous Rights vs. Corporate Greed

    The fight by the Western Apache people to save Oak Flat once again highlights the limits of religious freedom for non-Christians.

  • 9.02.25 | Supreme Court must not abandon Native Americans

    “As the Supreme Court closed its latest term, it did so by denying justice to Native Americans—yet again.”

  • 8.25.25| A Terrible Deal for the American People

    How the moral struggle at Oak Flat exposes our need for indigenous wisdom

  • 8.21.25 | Court stops sacred Oak Flat land transfer to Resolution Copper in emergency order

    Trump called the Indigenous opponents of the copper mine “anti-American”

  • 8.20.25 | Arizona tribal leaders fire back after Trump calls Oak Flat foes 'Anti-American'

    “Arizona tribal leaders struck back after President Donald Trump called opponents of a planned copper mine at Oak Flat "anti-American," suggesting they were allied with other copper-producing countries like China.”

  • 6.26.25 | The Dark Truth about US Copper Mining

    5CAST w/ Andrew Callaghan (#8) ft. Naelyn Pike

  • 5.27.25 | Supreme Court refuses Apache plea to save Oak Flat from copper mining destruction

    Gorsuch dissent calls the decision a “grave mistake” as copper mine threatens to create massive crater

  • 4.24.25 | Oak Flat Appraisals Reveal Sweetheart Deal to Resolution Copper

    TUCSON— Two years after a lawsuit by the Center for Biological Diversity, the U.S. Forest Service this week released the appraisals for the proposed Oak Flat land exchange and mine project in Arizona.

  • 1.7.25 | Prof. Michael McConnell on The Supreme Court's Religion Docket

    The Supreme Court has a unique opportunity this Term (or next) to hear four cases…