Entertainment galore for millions attending Obama Inauguration

Vincent Schilling, Today correspondent
February 06, 2009
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – As a result of President Barack Obama’s historic inauguration, it comes as little surprise that in Washington D.C... Read more

02/06/09 - Tribal casino boots execs, asks for assistance from Station Casinos

February 06, 2009
Station Casinos has been asked to temporarily run day-to-day operations of the Thunder Valley Casino by the American Indian tribe which owns the casino, the tribe and casino compan... Read more

02/06/09 - Penobscot Nation furthers ‘green’ resolve

February 06, 2009
Penobscot Nation officials are celebrating the recent acquisition of four new hybrid technology vehicles purchased with federal grants... Read more

02/06/09 - Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa's The Show opens next week

February 06, 2009
In the past year, the entertainment landscape of Inland Southern California has been dotted with peaks and legends as Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario opened with sold-out s... Read more

Disappointment on Indian health care reauthorization front

Rob Capriccioso
February 06, 2009
WASHINGTON – All the optimism in the world from tribal leaders, American Indian organizations and some members of Congress couldn’t help the overdue reauthorization of the Indian H... Read more

Tribes, individuals struggle to protect sacred sites

Gale Courey Toensing
February 06, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. – A 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling emblematized the disregard for indigenous religion held by some in the dominant society... Read more

Bolivians vote yes for a new constitution although tensions remain

Rick Kearns, Today correspondent
February 06, 2009
T he Bolivian people voted Jan. 25 to accept the new constitution supported by indigenous President Evo Morales and his allies in the Movement Toward Socialism Party. By Jan... Read more

Media biases alive and well in 2008

Rob Capriccioso
February 06, 2009
WASHINGTON – Being mistreated in the mainstream press is nothing new to many American Indians and tribes, and 2008 continued the trend... Read more

Cobell v. Kempthorne continues

Rob Capriccioso
February 06, 2009
WASHINGTON – Under most circumstances a $455.6 million legal judgment to Indian plaintiffs would be seen as a step in the right direction, but, for the plaintiffs of the ongoing Co... Read more

Abourezk: Tribes shouldn’t stop with stimulus win

Kevin Abourezk
February 06, 2009
S ince the election of Barack Obama in November, an unfamiliar energy has infected the spirits of Native people across the country... Read more

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