Native American Politics, Indian Law, Tribal Politics (Page 350)

Former Rosebud President Charles Colombe Walks On

He was a rancher, a rodeo cowboy, a businessman, and at one...

The Fight for Baby Veronica, Part 4

Editor’s Note: The Baby Veronica Case, recently argued...

Center for Native American Youth Addresses Foster Care ‘Scandal’

“This afternoon we are having a discussion about scandal....

Goodsoldier May Become First Native, Female Board Member of National Alliance on Mental Illness

On June 20, the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)...

Keith Harper Nominated by President Obama for Key Role

On Monday, June 10 President Barack Obama announced his...

Moore Named Interim Director of Indian Education for South Dakota

After being vacant for three months, Keith Moore will step...

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Hate Crime Shocks Paiute Reservation

Valerie Taliman

March 05, 2005

BISHOP, Calif...

The Wall Around Cuba Should Come Down

ICTMN Staff

July 21, 2004

President George W. Bush's recent decision to fortify the wall of separation and distrust between the United States and Cuba is wrong...

A Great Nation Breaks its Word; Indians, Unions and the NLRB

Steven Paul McSloy

June 25, 2004

In 1960 in Federal Power Commission v...

The Supreme Court's Latest Look into Indian Law

Steven Paul McSloy

May 17, 2004

" The history points in both directions ." - Justice Thomas, concurring in the judgment in U.S. v. Lara...

Washington in Brief

Jerry Reynolds

November 19, 2003

NOTICE OF APPEAL FILED IN REDSKINS TRADEMARK CASE WASHINGTON - The plaintiffs in the Washington Redskins trademark case have filed the notice of appeal that will carry their case f...

A Bird's Eye View of American Indian Law and Its Future

Steven Paul McSloy

September 23, 2003

American Indian law is often metaphorical...

Trail of Broken Treaties: A 30th Anniversary Memory

Suzan Shown Harjo

November 06, 2002

The week before Election Day 1972, the Trail of Broken Treaties caravans pulled into Washington, D.C., to present federal policymakers with solutions to the myriad problems in Nati...

Virginia Tribes Renew Fight for Federal Recognition: Six of 11 of their Members of Congress Give Support

Brian Stockes

July 18, 2001

WASHINGTON - After gaining further support from their Congressional delegation, six of the eight tribes of Virginia are again in the hunt for federal recognition through Congressio...