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The documentary 'Descendant' unearths America's sunken past

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By Paige Osburn Verified
| Boise State Public Radio Verified
The transatlantic slave trade officially ended . But that didn’t stop one Alabama businessman from illegally kidnapping 110 West Africans and smuggling them into the country in 1860. To hide his crime, Timothy Meaher burned and sunk the ship they were on – a schooner called the Clotilda. That ship is now considered the last known slave ship to America. The wreckage of the Clotilda was finally uncovered in 2019.
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The Indian Child Welfare Act is before the Supreme Court. What is it?

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By Paige Osburn Verified
| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified
Almost a decade ago, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl. The 2013 case hinged on several provisions of the Indian Child Welfare Act, a piece of federal law that gives tribal governments exclusive jurisdiction over children who reside on a reservation. Fast forward to 2022 and the Indian Child Welfare Act is before the country’s highest courtyet again. Earlier this month, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments inthe caseHaaland v.
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How Congress plans to avoid a rail strike

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By Paige Osburn Verified
| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified
An impasse over paid sick leave may bring the nation’s railroads to a halt, bringing with it dire consequences for the country’s economy. Congressional leaders are vowing to make sure that doesn’t happen. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House will vote this week on a tentative agreement brokered by the Biden administration back in September. But that agreement does not include paid family or sick leave, a sticking point for union leaders.
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