Like a tidal wave

Letter to the Editor
July 25, 2008
Alcohol abuse on the Pine Ridge reservation is a war of immeasurable proportions; sadly, it is but one of many wars afflicting the poverty-stricken reservation - wars such as unemp... Read more

The fire continues to burn

Kate Harries
July 25, 2008
Julian Fantino still criticized for his actions TORONTO - Ontario Police Commissioner Julian Fantino is fighting off criticism that he ignored protocols adopted during the Ipperwas... Read more

Maine town supports Maliseet jurisdiction over housing land

Gale Courey Toensing / Indian Country Today
July 25, 2008
Action requires legislative ratification HOULTON, Maine - The chief of the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians welcomed an announcement by the Houlton Town Council to release its auth... Read more

Heavy charges

Letter to the Editor
July 25, 2008
After reading the article ''Morales' wealthy opponents win election in Bolivia'' [Vol. 28, Iss... Read more

Maine town supports Maliseet jurisdiction over housing land

Gale Courey Toensing
July 25, 2008
Action requires legislative ratification HOULTON, Maine - The chief of the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians welcomed an announcement by the Houlton Town Council to release its auth... Read more

Native journalist, leader pushes diversity plan

Rob Capriccioso
July 25, 2008
CHICAGO - Karen Lincoln Michel, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, has unveiled a new plan aimed at better diversifying top media management to include more minorities, including Ame... Read more

Newcomb: The storytelling tradition of the Supreme Court

Steven Newcomb / Indigenous Law Institute
July 25, 2008
Every Supreme Court ruling contains a story or narrative concerning a particular legal dispute and its resolution... Read more

Jurrius: Leaving a better argument at Northern Ute, and on to Native American Resource Partners

Jerry Reynolds / Indian Country Today
July 25, 2008
Part two WASHINGTON - On June 19, John Jurrius kept a scheduled appointment for an interview with Indian Country Today... Read more

Newcomb: The storytelling tradition of the Supreme Court

Steven Newcomb
July 25, 2008
Every Supreme Court ruling contains a story or narrative concerning a particular legal dispute and its resolution... Read more

New Senate Indian crime bill introduced

Rob Capriccioso
July 25, 2008
WASHINGTON - Piggybacking on the Senate's recent passage of an amendment that provides funds to bolster crime initiatives on reservations, a new policy-focused Indian crime bill ha... Read more

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