On the eve of a presidential gathering with tribes from around the country, the Obama administration has detailed its support for congressional action to reverse a Supreme Court ruling that denied the Narragansett Indians a special status for land they...

Insurgents use $26 satellite snooping software to monitor live Predator video feeds. Kind of makes you think about the half a trillion dollars yearly dished out yearly for military equipment by the other side.. with tax payers money of course....

The the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) has just release a new report that looks at the best and worst U.S. states when it comes to the legal protection of animals against abuse and cruelty.

In response to the crisis, the Kitsap Humane Society is opening a "feed bank" for low-income horse owners. The Humane Society is also looking for donations of hay. If you need help or can provide some contact the Kitsap Humane Society.

This is place place where those poor cats were shot in my previous news post. They are a nonprofit no-kill animal organization since 1999 (although work began much earlier). Please check them out.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Fourteen partner programs of the Native American Outreach Center of the Parents Speak Up National Campaign were honored Dec. 7 at the Native Project in Spokane, where a custom, limited edition Coming of Age

American Indians have agreed to take $3.4 billion of some $200 billion that tribes have said the federal government owes them for mismanagement of trust lands, and let's see -- that's more than a cent and a half on the dollar. Not as bad as it could have

Crow Creek Sioux Tribal Chairman Brandon Sazue has received lots of support from other tribes for his protest of the IRS auctioning off 7,100 acres of his tribe's land, including from a small tribe in California trying desperately to hold on to a tiny

BILLINGS, Mont. -- As efforts falter to save North America's largest freshwater fish - a toothless beast leftover from the days of dinosaurs - officials hope to stave off extinction by sending more water hurtling down a river so the fish can spawn in

Uzbekistan is the second largest cotton exporter in the world. Every year, the government of Uzbekistan forces thousands of children and teachers out of the classrooms and into the fields to harvest cotton. They work under harsh conditions, live in crow