Senate Bill Reduces Tribes’ Say in Projects Affecting Ancestral Sites
A new Senate bill reduces tribes' consultation role in projects affecting ancestral sites, raising concerns about sovereignty and environmental impacts.
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Peggy Flanagan Makes History as First Native Woman in U.S. Senate
Peggy Flanagan makes history as the first Native woman elected to the U.S. Senate, marking a pivotal moment for Indigenous representation.
Native Vote 2026: Key Races and Challenges on Election Day
Election Day spotlights Navajo Nation voting and persisting barriers for Native communities.
Flanagan Rallies for Final Senate Campaign Push in St. Paul
Peggy Flanagan rallies in St. Paul, spotlighting Native issues as she pushes for a Senate seat.
Native Candidates Bring New Hope Amid High-Stakes Midterms
With the 2026 midterms, Native candidates aim to amplify tribal voices amid federal funding concerns.
Tensions Over Tribal Sovereignty in Senate Endorsements
Wabanaki Nations' sovereignty is at the center of a Senate race, highlighting tensions between tribal rights and economic investment.
Housing Challenges in North Tulsa: A Cherokee Perspective
North Tulsa's housing challenges affect Cherokee families' health and stability. Efforts are underway to address these critical issues.
Three Native Americans Shine with MacArthur ‘Genius Grants’
Three Native American artists receive MacArthur ‘Genius Grants,’ celebrating cultural contributions in art, history, and poetry.
Oklahoma Tribal Leadership Dispute Highlights Kalshi's Role
The Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town's agreement with Kalshi spotlights new economic challenges and opportunities for tribes.
Washington's New Policy and Its Impact on Tribal Sovereignty
Washington's new policy may alter the government-to-government relationship with Tribal Nations by monetizing sovereignty.
Empowering Tribal Sovereignty: The Need for Investment in Tribal Judges
Tribal courts are expanding, bringing new challenges. Investing in tribal judges is crucial for sovereignty and justice.
Congress May Override Court Ruling for Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
Congress may override a court ruling, impacting Shoshone-Bannock Tribes' land rights and sovereignty.