Button commemorating the 2012 death of Marlee Kanosh’s brother, Corey, created by the advocacy group National Unity Against Police Brutality.
A Deadly Month: Police Shootings of Natives Spike in October
There were at least eight fatal police shootings of Native...
A Guide to Trump’s D.C. Game of Musical Chairs, Part I
President-elect Donald J. Trump reportedly was too...
Bella Bella Fights Massive Diesel Spill After Tugboat Runs Aground
Bella Bella, British Columbia, is in the heart of the...
Forsman, Brower Appointed to Key Federal Positions
President Obama appointed Suquamish Tribe Chairman Leonard...
Breaking: DAPL Construction on Hold Pending Further Review and Tribal Consultation
Citing historical injustices, environmental uncertainties...
DAPL Water Protectors at Risk for PTSD
For Water Protectors opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline in...
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Politics

Dakota Access Pipeline Halted, DC Reacts

ICTMN Staff
12/5/16
Reactions from federal officials have been pouring in over the past 24 hours since federal officials and the Department of Army announced the denial of permits for construction of ...

Juneau for President? As Trump Interviews Administration Candidates

Mark Trahant
12/5/16
TRAHANT REPORTS —The period between an election and a new presidential administration is nothing short of frantic...

Traditional and Modern Knowledge Intersect at Ocean Planning Conference

Terri Hansen
12/5/16
Treaty rights, keeping shipping lanes from crossing tribal fishing grounds, and making sure that telecommunications cables won’t be routed across shellfish beds—issues such as thes...

Army Denies Dakota Access Easement Under Lake Oahe; Exultation Ensues

Jenni Monet
12/4/16
Federal officials with the Department of Army announced on Sunday, December 4 that they would not approve permits for construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline...

Thousands of Veterans Descend on Standing Rock to Protect and Serve

Valerie Taliman, West Coast Editor
12/4/16
Cannonball River, North Dakota—Thousands of U.S...

The Week That Was: The Big Stories in Indian Country, December 4, 2016

ICTMN Staff
12/4/16
DAPL outrage erupted, the post-election drama unspooled, and pipeline kerfuffles were on the horizon north of the 49th Parallel this past Week That Was in Indian country...
Rep. Tom Price, R-Georgia, is President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to head the Department of Health and Human Services. Price is a physician and has been a consistent critic of Obamacare.

Pushing Repeal of the Affordable Care Act (While a Replacement Can Wait)

Mark Trahant
12/4/16
TRAHANT REPORTS —President-elect Donald Trump and Congress are moving quickly to reshape health care, including the Indian Health system. And so far the path looks to be chaotic...
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Indigenous Peoples Day, Columbus Day, or Both?

Duane Champagne
12/3/16
Many indigenous people have protested the commemoration of Columbus Day. In the United States, Columbus Day is celebrated on October 12, and is a federal holiday...

A Powerful Idea: The Rule of Law – Four Words That Still Matter

Mark Trahant
12/3/16
TRAHANT REPORTS —The Rule of Law...

It’s Going to Be Bad on December 5, Says Native Seattle City Council Member

Frank Hopper
12/2/16
Seattle City Council Member Debora Juarez , Blackfeet, hesitated as she spoke to the council on Monday, November 28, about the December 5 deadline law enforcement has given for the...

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