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Firmly linking the Keystone XL pipeline with climate change, 10 Nobel Peace Prize winners are urging President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry to reject the project...
The Crow Tribe kicked off its annual Crow Native Days today with a bike rodeo in Crow Agency, Montana...
The story goes that Pocahontas saved Captain John Smith from being clubbed to death by her father, Powhatan, in 1607...
When ICTMN last covered Andrew Morrison, he was still fighting to preserve the murals he painted on the exterior of Seattle's American Indian Heritage School...
Derek White , Mohawk, from Kahnawake, will handle the driving duties of the SR2 Motorsports No...
Construction to add 30,000 square feet and renovate existing 11,000-square-foot annex Cherokee Nation and its business arm, Cherokee Nation Businesses, are overhauling the tribe’s ...
With only two months remaining until the ultimate venue for world-class Native art opens in Santa Fe, New Mexico, you might want to start planning your travel now...
When Kevin Washburn became Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs in September 2012, he had some work to do...
David Brown’s achievements during his tenure as lieutenant governor for the Chickasaw Nation are extensive...
Controversy Flares over Role of State-Contracted Company Although Maine officials are not renowned for their expertise in gaming machine technology, they have blocked a bill which ...
"TAH-HEE-TEE!...
All those centuries of wishing that Europeans had never come to Turtle Island may well be rendered moot—at least, in a couple of million years...
Staff Sgt. David Strayer, Army News
June 18, 2013
Members of the Army Reserve’s 308th Civil Affairs Brigade, accompanied by a member of the South Dakota Army National Guard, provided an open-door, free-of-charge rabies and distemp...
The Tawainese company Next Media Animation , which skyrocketed to pop culture cult status with its infamous 2009 Tiger Woods video , has turned its sights on Dan Snyder's NFL Washi...
As The Lone Ranger heads for the big screen this summer, many Native Americans are questioning Disney’s campaign to court their approval...
Tiny Galena, Alaska, is struggling after 90 percent of its buildings were destroyed by Yukon River flooding that overwhelmed the 400-resident, mostly Native village...
When Wayland Gray and three other sacred land activists show up for a court hearing in Wetumpka, Alabama, on June 18, they won’t be alone...
Indian country, just like the rest of the country, is looking at the sequester as a thorn in its side, however Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly sees the sequester as an opportuni...
For many young people in rural Alaskan communities, finding a job with a decent and reliable income is challenging...

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