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Wounded Knee Mystery Bidders Working to Secure Land for Tribe

Vincent Schilling

May 08, 2013

On May 1 the site of the Wounded Knee massacre was put on the open market by owner James Czywczynski with a price tag of $4.9 million...

2012 Retrospective: July

ICTMN Staff

December 24, 2012

Take a look back at July 2012's biggest stories from the pages of our weekly magazine, This Week From Indian Country Today ...

Native American, Black Farmers Win Royalty Case

ICTMN Staff

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President Barack Obama signed the $4.55 billion Cobell Settlement yesterday, Dec...

Interior’s Hayes Defends Carcieri Dealings

Rob Capriccioso

December 27, 2010

WASHINGTON -- It didn’t take long for alarm bells to ring after tribal officials learned that the Department of the Interior had helped an anti-tribal gaming lawmaker draft languag...

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