A North Dakota judge will hear arguments next month in a case of political correctness that has embroiled the state university for a number of years. In 2005, the National Collegiate Athletic Association announced a complete ban on hosting post...

Robbie Eich Most American Indian nations detest the distorted history of the first "American Thanksgiving" between indigenous peoples and the pilgrims. Traditionally, we write an article debunking myths about the "first" Thanksgiving in order...

PLUMMER, Idaho - The deaths of three people in Arizona in early October at a "Spirit Warrior" program has led to the Coeur d'Alene Tribal Council taking a stand in opposition to such programs. These three were part of a group of about 65 people who ...

Peace to live with the past, Not in the Past. To Breath the gift of air. To Receive the gift of life. Money we use to feed the greed... it is the Land we need for the trees! We can live in Peace...

You could call it the skeleton in the Page Museum's closet. For years, the George C. Page Museum in Los Angeles has housed a 9,000-year-old set of bones that is said to be the only human remains recovered from the Rancho La Brea area, which is ...

Recently, the Red Nation Film Festival chose Leonard Peltier to receive its first annual Humanitarian Award for his lifelong commitment to indigenous and human rights, as well as his leadership in efforts to alleviate poverty and domestic abuse among ...

One of the few Navajo code talkers employed during World War II received a warm welcome from students Nov. 19 when he and other veterans spoke at a lecture at the Student Union, hosted in honor of Native American Heritage month. The lecture began ...

This Friday, November 27, we celebrate the second ever national Native American Heritage Day, to honor the original native residents of this great land of ours

Mexican gang leaders have found new territory to conquer -- expansive American Indian reservations where populations are often low-income and police presence low

The skies cleared and temperatures rose Thursday afternoon for a special celebration, the National Native American Heritage Month Celebration Program, in front of Naval Submarine