Before the Spanish arrived in Peru in the 16th century, the Incas didn't use horses, nor did they use the wheel for transportation, so the Inca trail was almost exclusively populat...

The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi (NHBP), the "Keepers of the Fire," owners of FireKeepers Casino in Battle Creek, Mich., announced its intentions to expand its FireKee...

Dr. Franci Washburn , Lakota, spoke March 2, 2011 as part of the University of Arizona's Poetics & Politics 2011 series ...

It’s browned, tattered around the edges with a few tears and a tape mark in the middle, but the 55-year-old document was welcomed with gratitude by the Seneca Nation of Indians ...

The former oil tycoon, clean energy advocate and New York Times best-selling author T...

As the art world gathered in New York City for the prestigious Armory Show , uninvited guests—many living, and one dead but perhaps not at peace—prepared to crash the party...

Quileute Nation officials say the transfer of traditional lands now held by the U.S...

The first foreign delegates will participate at this year's Reservation Economic Summit and American Indian Business? Trade Fair held March 14-17 in Las Vegas...

The Mississippi River was the last of three major river crossings on the Trail of Tears. The Cherokees paid toll ferry operators to get themselves and their wagons across...