June 3, 2013
DOJ report shows hotspots for criminal cases in Indian Country
The Department of Justice is taking on and prosecuting more Indian Country crime cases, according to a new report, with certain areas ranking high in investigations, In 2012, federal prosecutors...
Lone Paiute Shoshone Tribe seeks protection for massacre site
The Lone-Paiute Shoshone Tribe is seeking protections for a massacre site.
9th Circuit to hear appeal in Mishewal Wappo recognition case
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will be hearing arguments in the Mishewal Wappo Tribe federal recognition lawsuit.
Opinion: Blatant racism in Tonto's portrayal in 'The Lone Ranger'
Writer addresses 'blatant racism' in The Lone Ranger.
Julianne Jennings: Not all American Indians fit the stereotype
Julianne Jennings on race and stereotypes: Mainstream America has effectively marginalized our inherited way of being and, although restricted, it is still very much alive despite the history and purpose...
Rep. Cole, Rep. Mullin report largest assets in state delegation
Rep. Tom Cole (R) and Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R) are the two wealthiest members of Oklahoma's Congressional delegation in terms of assets.
Mark Trahant: Indian Country funds shackled to the sequester
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Virginia, has outlined his congressional agenda for this summer.
Editorial: Agua Caliente Band stirs a great water rights debate
Newspaper weighs in on water rights lawsuit filed by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians.
Opinion: Time might be running out for racist 'Redskins' mascot
Writer discusses the future of the Washington Redskins.
Editorial: Let's look forward to a future without 'Fighting Sioux'
A final chapter for the Fighting Sioux" nickname and logo at the University of North Dakota.
Column: Indian student volunteers fill needs at medical center
Columnist on Indian student volunteers at Hennepin County Medical Center in Minnesota.
Jason Evans: Arizona tribe shows hospitality to Alaska Natives
Jason Evans praises Hualapai Tribe of Arizona for hospitality shown to Alaska Natives.
Peter d'Errico: Dead Indian bodies still of interest to scientists
Peter d'Errico on the lure of dead Indian bodies.
Native Sun News: Two boys from boarding school make good
It is ironic that two ex-students of the old Holy Rosary Indian Mission boarding school, Tim Giago and Charles Trimble, would both be inducted into the South Dakota Hall of Fame.
Native Sun News: Oglala Sioux activist tackles women's rights
In 2006, New York City Filmmakers Rose Rosenblatt and Marian Lipshutz flew to South Dakota to try to understand what was happening with women’s rights.
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