News For All Americans
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Ancestral artifacts from Alaska are being returned from France after more than 100 years A judge ruled in favor of a suit brought by Leonard Peltier against the state of Washington claiming it violated his free speech rights when his paintings were removed from a state exhibit A federal agency mistakenly posted confidential information about […]
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A Senate committee hears testimony on barriers to voting for Native Americans A coalition of tribes and their allies are working to establish self-determination over their food and agriculture programs Legendary gunmaker, Remington, turns down an offer from the Navajo Nation to buy the company
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The Navajo Nation and the Hopi Tribe are in talks with a potential new owner for the Navajo Generating Station A bipartisan group of indigenous state lawmakers condemn the president’s continued use of the name ‘Pocahontas’ as an insult A California district attorney is suing a construction company for destroying Native American remains
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Tribes in Wisconsin are working with the state Department of Public Instruction to improve communication and educational outcomes for Native youth Advocates for Alaska Native subsistence fishing are pushing for shared resource management with federal and state wildlife officials A Navajo man is suing a county in Utah to be reinstated on a ballot claiming […]
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An advocate for recognition of indigenous people condemns the U.S. withdrawal from the U-N Human Right Council A federal agency makes an unexpected recommendation in support of a controversial pipeline in Minnesota The Bureau of Indian Affairs held the first of a series of consultations this week on its reorganization
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The National Congress of American Indians condemns the separation of children from their undocumented families Supporters and opponents of a proposed oil pipeline pack meetings this week in Minnesota Tribes want the supervisor of Yellowstone National Park to remain in place until a wild bison relocation program takes effect
Debrah Haaland won Tuesday’s democratic primary election for New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District. If elected in November, Haaland, from Laguana Pueblo, would become the first Native American woman in Congress. “Maybe it’s the year for Native women because there are a lot of us running across the country,” Read more
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Oregon’s governor calls the Trump administration’s stance on Medicaid work requirement exemptions ‘unlawful’ A documentary takes on the MeToo movement from a Native perspective Wyoming is poised to approve a grizzly bear hunting season
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Flooding remains a threat for parts of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation in Washington state Tribal hunting and fishing advocates want more input in a Wisconsin plan to contain a deadly deer disease The U.S. Supreme Court mulls two key Oklahoma cases
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A Florida couple sues Miccosukee tribe after tribal police seized their newborn baby The Mechoopda Tribe wins a legal victory in restoring their homelands A Native American candidate for Congress leads in her race’s fundraising
