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Judge dismisses lawsuit against chairman of Chumash Tribe (November 13, 2014)

Chairman Vincent Armenta said he's tired of being sued by opposition groups.

Law Article: New law requires tribal consultation in California (November 13, 2014)

Assembly Bill 52 requires tribal consultation on projects that affect cultural resources.

Rosebud Sioux man takes tribal affairs post in South Dakota (November 13, 2014)

Steve Emery is the second person to hold the Cabinet-level job.

Tule River Tribe celebrates opening of $16M justice center (November 13, 2014)

The 43,600 square-foot Tule River Justice Center houses numerous tribal departments.

Former chairman of Chippewa Cree Tribe enters guilty plea (November 13, 2014)

Bruce Sunchild admitted he stole money from the tribe and its health clinic.

Citizen Potawatomi Nation debuts FireLake Fry Bread Taco (November 13, 2014)

The new restaurant offers fry bread and dishes based on traditional foods like corn, bean and bison.

Peter d'Errico: Thanksgiving vs. the National Day of Mourning (November 13, 2014)

Nipmuc author Larry Spotted Crow Mann explores the National Day of Mourning in a new book.

IHS still without a written policy on emergency contraception (November 13, 2014)

Coverage remains uneven more than a year after a verbal directive was issued.

Navajo Nation Council to consider language requirement veto (November 13, 2014)

The special session comes as presidential candidate Russell Begaye faces a challenge in tribal court.

Fort Peck Tribes receive another herd of Yellowstone bison (November 13, 2014)

About 100 bison were finally transferred after a near-decade long wait.

Ticket with Native candidate continues preparation in Alaska (November 13, 2014)

Ana Hoffman, an Alaska Native corporation executive, is co-chair of the bipartisan transition team for the governor's office.

Republican Dan Sullivan claims victory in Alaska Senate race (November 13, 2014)

Sen. Mark Begich (D) has refused to concede and participated in a Senate Indian Affairs Committee hearing yesterday.

House heads for vote on bill to approve Keystone XL Pipeline (November 13, 2014)

The Senate could take action next week as the bill turns into an issue in the run-off race for the Senate seat in energy-friendly Louisiana.

Native Sun News: Waste dump near Pine Ridge still contested (November 13, 2014)

An Oct. 31 judicial ruling moved High Plains Resources LLC a step closer to locating an unprecedented petroleum waste disposal site in Fall River County, adjacent to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.

Delphine Red Shirt: Lessons from our history as Lakota people (November 13, 2014)

It is interesting how, after the Civil War, policy-makers faced two racial problems concerning African-Americans and American Indians.
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