Trimble: Life and times of the Indian press

Charles E. Trimble
February 22, 2009
Time Magazine recently blared this headline: “How to Save Your Newspaper.” The magazine itself appears to need the same advice, for without the advertising in these troubled times,... Read more

Scholars against desecration

Letter to the Editor
February 22, 2009
We declare our opposition to SB 992/HB 1174 and SB 502/HB 1370 and any other legislation that would transfer Mauna Kea to the University of Hawai’i... Read more

Is Obama’s election a ‘New Day’ for Native Americans?

Letter to the Editor
February 20, 2009
President Barack Obama’s election is a New Day in America. Some see him fulfilling the dream of Martin Luther King Jr... Read more

Conference considers stimulus housing bonus

Mark Fogarty, Today correspondent
February 20, 2009
WASHINGTON – The annual legislative conference of the National American Indian Housing Council to be held Feb... Read more

Cayugas stop cigarette sales at their stores

February 20, 2009
The Cayuga Nation of New York has stopped selling cigarettes from its Lakeside Trading stores while it appeals a state Supreme Court ruling against the tribe in the most recent rou... Read more

Woman’s lawsuit against casino settled for $500,000

February 20, 2009
An El Cajon woman's lawsuit against an Indian tribe that broke new legal ground for personal injury suits against tribes has settled for $500,000... Read more

Kendall-Miller being vetted for senior White House position

Rob Capriccioso
February 20, 2009
WASHINGTON – Officials have confirmed that Heather Kendall-Miller, an attorney with the Native American Rights Fund, is being vetted for the position of Native American affairs sen... Read more

Judge rescinds video poker ban

February 20, 2009
A state court late Thursday struck down North Carolina's ban on video poker, ruling that it was unlawful to allow the machines on an Indian reservation but prohibit them in the res... Read more

Poll: Floridians back gambling expansion to avoid budget cuts

February 20, 2009
A majority of Florida voters wants the Legislature to approve a gambling agreement that expands games but they don't want a university tuition hike, according to a new poll from Qu... Read more

Fort Sill tribe against moving Geronimo's remains

February 20, 2009
A descendant tribe to that of Geronimo's 19th century tribal band may protest an attempt to repatriate the legendary American Indian's remains to New Mexico... Read more

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Redskins
'A Name Change for the Redskins:...
Snyder: We Will NEVER Drop Redskins Name
Fighting Racist Stereotypes in Sports...
Baby Veronica
The Fight for Baby Veronica, Part 2
In Support of the Indian Child Welfare...
Supreme Court Takes on Indian Child...
Wounded Knee
Wounded Knee Mystery Bidders Working to...
Wounded Knee Historic Site Now for Sale...
A Conversation With Wounded Knee Owner...
Thing About Skins
Student Loans, Big Decisions, and...
Mother's Day, Superwoman Complex,...
Loving Native People Better, Vol. 1:...

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