Oneida Nation and New York State Enter 'Historic' Revenue Sharing

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Decades of contentious lawsuits between the Oneida Indian Nation and the State of New York have ended in an historic agreement that resolves all disputes over land rights, tax issu...
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It would be a shame for Russell Means (1939-2012) to be remembered only as a maker of trouble, an unreasonable negotiator, and someone who pushed the limits of human behavior to the breaking point. I met him when I was an American Indian press reporter in Washington, D.C....

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Tribal PTAC Provides Businesses Priceless Help in Federal Contracting

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Iroquois Nationals Head Coach Duane Jacobs Lives and Breathes Lacrosse

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NMBC Honors Ongweoweh Corporation for Encouraging Supplier Diversity

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First American Indian Woman Receives Statewide Award in Wisconsin

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Gwen Carr, Cayuga, has made a care out of politics and government at the state and federal levels. It’s only fitting that she be honored for her work. Today at 1 p.m...

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