News For All Americans
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The Cherokee Nation takes pharmaceutical companies to tribal court over opioid addiction Political struggles come to a head for the top leader of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Missing women and girls advocates in Canada are express disappointment over meeting delays
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A Nebraska commission revokes the liquor licenses for controversial stores near the Pine Ridge Reservation Student leaders at a California university vote to keep their Aztec mascot A rock band is changing its name after complaints it’s offensive to Inuit people
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The Kalispel Tribe takes a rival casino plan to federal court An oil developer is suing the federal government over a land lease cancellation in the Badger Two Medicine area The U.S. Attorney General announces measures to boost tribal law enforcement efforts
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Group from Fort Peck reservation starts prayer walk as permits approved for Keystone XL Pipeline Senator McCain questions why no charges filed against federal workers for Gold King Mine waste spill Tribal college students from across the country show skills in both academic and athletic competitions
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A Native American legal group is encouraged by U.S. Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch’s record Dakota Access Pipeline backers are keeping the project’s status under wraps The Nez Perce tribe expresses concerns over sovereignty and other interests
The families of 17 Standing Rock Sioux veterans are receiving Congressional Gold Medals in honor of the men’s service as code talkers during World War I. The men were among those fighting in the trenches along the Western Front in France seven years before Native Americans were granted citizenship by the United States government.
Following the massive, months-long protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota, lawmakers in South Dakota enacted laws curtailing protests in that state. The legislation is in anticipation of demonstrations against the Keystone XL pipeline. Now that it’s in effect, the bill stiffens penalties for protesters, expressly restricts blocking highways, and allows the governor to establish temporary ‘safe zones’ where access is limited.
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Authorities name a suspect in the fatal shooting of a Navajo Nation police officer A federal appeals court rejects claims that a California tribe denied members land access and casino revenues Native organizations work with Congress and the Trump administration to advance Indian Country The appointment of Ryan Zinke as U.S. Interior Secretary has landless […]
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Tribes opposed to the Dakota Access Pipeline continue their legal fight South Dakota lawmakers approve an emergency measure to restrict protests Business leaders want to modernize regulations to boost economic development
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A suspect is in custody after the fatal shooting of a Navajo Nation police officer Indigenous activists promise continued vigilance in protesting oil and gas pipelines after Friday’s rally in Washington, D.C. A Palm Springs tribe won a water rights victory in an appeals court A new campaign by Amnesty International seeks to defend the […]
