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American Indian Law Review Explores Tribal Sovereignty and Modern Challenges

The American Indian Law Review's latest issue tackles key challenges in tribal sovereignty, including ADA conflicts and digital sovereignty.

Michigan Bar Journal's latest issue dives into Indian law, exploring sovereignty, trade zones, and legal complexities in Indian Country.

Tribes consider data centers, balancing sovereignty, revenue, and cultural respect.

Peggy Flanagan could become the first Native woman in the U.S. Senate, reshaping federal policy for Indian Country.

A federal initiative to improve hospital food is now extending to Indian Health Service facilities, sparking discussions on sovereignty and health.

North Dakota's early voting sees a push to mobilize Native voters through community events and partnerships.

Join the Seminole Tribe for the American Indigenous Arts Celebration on Nov. 6-7 at the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum, Big Cypress Reservation.

New Mexico's congressional delegation urges emergency declaration to address catastrophic floods affecting tribal nations.

NCAI and NICWA raise concerns about predictive analytics in child welfare, stressing the need for tribal consultation.

Mary Peltola reschedules campaign events after accident, focusing on sovereignty and treaty rights.

A new HUD-Interior agreement aims to advance tribal homeownership, marking a step forward for Indigenous sovereignty and housing in Indian Country.

Indigenous artists shine in art symposiums, holiday markets, and new PBS films, celebrating culture and creativity.