11/28/08 - Concert to aid Pine Ridge

November 28, 2008
Already the most poverty-ridden Indian reservation in the United States, Pine Ridge, in South Dakota, didn't need a paralyzing blizzard... Read more

11/28/08 - Tonawanda Seneca ties enrich Akron schools

November 28, 2008
The tribal heritage, culture and language of the Tonawanda Seneca Nation is an integral part of the Akron Central School District curriculum... Read more

No Stevens, no drilling?

Letter to the Editor
November 28, 2008
With someone so beholden to the oil industry, it should not be a surprise that a jury found Sen... Read more

11/28/08 - 17 tribes sue HUD over homes on reservations

November 28, 2008
American Indian tribes — including several in Oklahoma — have filed lawsuits challenging the U.S... Read more

The politics of special rights

Editors report
November 28, 2008
A re American Indians and Indigenous peoples generally, asking for special rights or exception from the rules of everyone else?... Read more

11/28/08 - Response to Macy's parade float buoys Oneida Nation

November 28, 2008
Oneida Indian Nation leader Ray Halbritter said he wasn't sure what kind of reaction the Oneidas would receive Thursday when they became the first tribe to have a float in the Macy... Read more

11/28/08 - Local tribes look forward to White House representative

November 28, 2008
When Barack Obama becomes president, American Indians will have their own adviser in the White House, the president-elect's office confirmed this week... Read more

Michael Anderson predicts the future

Gale Courey Toensing
November 28, 2008
LAS VEGAS – Michael Anderson didn’t bring a crystal ball to the Las Vegas Convention Center, but he did make a series of predictions with an upbeat view of the future of Indian gam... Read more

11/28/08 - Conn. casinos want 24-hour alcohol sales

November 28, 2008
Town leaders near Connecticut’s two casinos say they worry about public safety if the casinos get the state’s permission to serve alcohol around the clock... Read more

Newcomb: Bush permits desecration of Mt. Tenabo for gold mining

Steven Newcomb
November 28, 2008
D espite years of well-voiced opposition from traditional Western Shoshones, the Bush administration, by-way-of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), approved a massive open-pit, cy... Read more

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