January 4, 2011
Law Article: Sovereignty, jurisdiction and taxes in Indian Country
"Just as general tax matters run throughout every facet of civil practice, in Washington, Indian tax issues permeate the law. From the family law attorney who must evaluate trust assets...
NPR: Artifacts from mound site in Indiana on display for first time
"It's 1988. Workers building a road in Mt. Vernon, Ind. damage an ancient burial mound, causing a treasure trove of silver and copper to pour from the ground. A...
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe mourns loss of housing director, elder
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts is mourning the loss of two active members. Alice Lopez, 49, the tribe's housing director, died unexpectedly on Sunday. Laurie "Cal" Green, 91, the...
James Joseph, hereditary Sauk-Suiattle chief, passes away at 70
James Lawrence Joseph, the hereditary chief of the Sauk-Suiattle Tribe of Washington, died last Tuesday. He was 70. Joseph, who also served as chairman of the tribe, was active...
Police offer $25K reward in murder of Eastern Pequot man in 2006
Authorities in Connecticut are offering a $25,000 reward in connection with the 2006 murder of a Anthony Hamlin, who was a member of the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation. Hamlin, 40,...
Attorney fees an issue as Cobell settlement moves ahead in court
Fees for the attorneys who have worked on the Indian trust fund lawsuit for the past 14 years are in the hands of a federal judge. The $3.4 billion settlement...
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe planning to reopen smoke shop in New York
The Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma plans to reopen its smoke shop and convenience store on ancestral land in New York. The tribe opened the facility last month. But its tobacco...
Editorial: Byron Dorgan honored responsibilities to Indian nations
"When Republicans take control of the U.S. House this week, their first order of business will be to read the U.S. Constitution aloud. Dorgan’s presence would remind House members that...
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