A 49-year survivor of incarceration within the United States prison system, Leonard Peltier , 80, is the most iconic Native ...

Leonard Peltier is on home confinement here in North Dakota, But he’s still headed to the Library of Congress in Washington, ...

News writer Graham Lee Brewer and video journalist Mark Vancleave secured AP’s exclusive interview with Leonard Peltier following his commutation after 49 ...

the death of two FBI agents and a young Native American was a tragedy, only further compounded by the nearly 50 years of wrongful incarceration for Leonard Peltier. Misconduct by the government in ...

(AP) — Native American activist Leonard Peltier was released from ... to be considered for it again until 2026. As a young child, Peltier was taken from his family and sent to a boarding school.

After spending nearly 50 years behind bars, American Indian Movement activist Leonard Peltier is finally free.

Leonard Peltier stands for a portrait in Belcourt ... He also wants to train young activists about the threats they will face. When he was in prison, lying in his bunk at night, he would often ...

“And they said ‘Put the full weight of the American government on Leonard Peltier, we need a conviction ... He also wants to train young activists about the threats they will face.

Peltier wants to make a living selling his paintings, as he did in prison, and he plans to write more books. He also wants to train young activists about the threats they will face. When he was in ...

The eyeglasses and watches Leonard Peltier brought home from prison sit ... He also wants to train young activists about the threats they will face. When he was in prison, lying in his bunk ...