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August 29, 2005 Cobell fights effort to oust judge from trust fund case The plaintiffs in the billion-dollar Indian trust fund lawsuit accused the Bush administration last week of making "utterly and completely false" allegations against the judge handling the case. Responding to... Tribes set to oppose 'Fighting Sioux' nickname Four tribes plan to pass resolutions in opposition to the "Fighting Sioux" nickname of the University of North Dakota. The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, the Three Affiliated Tribes,... Transcript: Arizona Daily Star and John McCain Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona), the chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, met wih members of the editorial board and news staff of the Arizona Daily Star last Tuesday. The... Absentee Shawnee governor targeted in recall The governor of the Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma is facing a recall only seven weeks after being elected. Tribal members accuse Gov. Larry Nuckolls of running the tribe into... Column: We started genocide, it's time to address it "We created the genocide against the Lakota, killing them, ripping apart their culture and religion and families. We took the land, built our new society and now the wreckage is... Lakota ethnobotanist works with ancient seeds Lakota ethnobotanist Paul Red Elk is leading an ambitious project to revive corn, squash, beans and other crops using ancient indigenous seeds. Red Elk and a group of Indian youth... Red Lake Nation says BIA not stepping up to plate Leaders of the Red Lake Nation say the Bureau of Indian Affairs hasn't made good on promises to help the tribe after the March 21, 2005, fatal shootings on the... Heritage and Hope: The Northern Arapaho Tribe The Northern Arapaho Tribe of Wyoming is the focus of "Heritage and Hope," a series by The Casper Star-Tribune that looks at how tribal families are turning to tradition to... Northern Cheyenne Boys & Girls Club gets new roof The Boys and Girls Club of the Northern Cheyenne Nation in Montana underwent a makeover thanks to $250,000 in federal funding. The money was used to replace the ceiling and... Tigua Tribe watches excavation of ancient pueblo The Tigua Tribe of Texas is being consulted about the excavation of an ancient pueblo on land owned by the U.S. military. Tribal leaders say the site was home to... Opinion: Mascots are racist, plain and simple "We all know that the American government destroyed whatever got in its way and broke treaties with indigenous Indians that would have hampered expansion and economic development. Warlike Indians, such... Editorial: NCAA backed into corner on mascot policy "After capitulating to the Florida State Seminoles, the NCAA should get out of the political correctness business. Its new policy to crack down on team names and imagery that might... Election brings changes to Mohegan Tribe's council Members of the Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut elected a new council on Sunday, with six new faces winning seats. Bruce "Two Dogs" Bozsum, an incumbent who is relatively new... Indian student killed in accident in Las Vegas A member of the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of Montana was killed in an accident on a highway in Las Vegas, a death her sister blames on a cabdriver.... Campo Band hosts commercial wind turbine farm Work on the largest capacity wind turbine farm in the nation is underway on the Campo Reservation in southern California. The Campo Band of Kumeyaay Indians is hosting an... Crow Tribe ends development deal amid concerns The Crow Tribe of Montana ended a development deal with a former tribal official because nothing ever happened, Chairman Carl Venne said. Back in January 2003, Venne designated Ted Hogan... Native Hawaiian bill set for debate in Senate After facing a delay, a bill to recognize a Native Hawaiian governing entity is up for debate when the Senate goes back to work on September 6. According to conservative... Red Lake council fires top law enforcement official Pat Mills, the public safety director for the Red Lake Nation of Minnesota, was fired by the tribal council over a used car deal. Mills traded in a drug enforcement... Seminole Lawyer: Tribes should work with mascots "As a member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida, I believe the N.C.A.A. should encourage those colleges that have Indian mascots and nicknames to build better relations with the Native... Mark Trahant: Democracy an unfinished experiment "Should half a population get a guarantee of at least some representation in the body politic? The proposed Iraq constitution says as much, reserving one-quarter of its parliament for female... Yellow Bird: Becoming a nation of cell phone heads "The university students are a good example that we are getting to be a nation of "cell phone heads." Cell phones are here to stay, but they shouldn't become instruments... Abramoff tried to hire Griles at lobbying firm Disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff tried to get his lobbying firm to hire former Interior deputy secretary J. Steven Griles, The Washington Post reports. The negotiations occurred in late 2003, just... |
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