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article Whites Account for Under Half of Births in U.S.
(Washington D.C.) -- After years of speculation, estimates and projections, the Census Bureau has made it official: White births are no longer a majority in the United...
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Enbridge Pipeline

article Enbridge plans reversal of oil pipeline to supply central Canada
(Canada) -- Enbridge is planning to reverse the flow of a key oil pipeline to boost the supply of Western Canadian oil to markets in Ontario and Quebec. Line 9 currently...
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Fighting Sioux

article Majority in poll: Retire Fighting Sioux nickname
(North Dakota) -- A month before the electoral showdown over the University of North Dakota’s Fighting Sioux nickname, a new statewide poll shows likely voters...
article No surrender: Fighting Sioux nickname supporters vow to fight on to June vote
(North Dakota) -- People working to persuade North Dakota voters to allow retirement of UND’s Fighting Sioux nickname next month say they’re encouraged by...
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First Nations Politics

article North Shore Tribal Council halts traffic to protest cuts
(Ontario) -- The North Shore Tribal Council held a march down Great Northern Road in protest over provincial cuts to social services that the council says will affect...
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Mining & Drilling

article Major Player in Fight Against Coal Company Bows Out
(Texas) -- In what the leader of an environmental group said was a surprising and stunning blow to an effort to stop a Mexican company from mining coal on the border, an...
article Environmental groups file suit against Navajo Mine
(New Mexico) -- A coalition of environmental groups has filed suit against BHP Billiton's plans to expand mining activities at Navajo Mine, saying an environmental...
article Groups appeal air quality permit for Shell Arctic drilling
(Alaska) -- Environmental and Alaska Native groups on Wednesday appealed an air permit granted by the Environmental Protection Agency to a Shell Oil drilling ship that...
article Tribes recognize oil companies for environmental practices, safety
(North Dakota) -- Their safety and environmental practices earned two oil companies working on the Fort Berthold Reservation recognition from the Three Affiliated Tribes.
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Native Voices

article PEMBER: Native Girls Are Being Exploited and Destroyed at an Alarming Rate
(Minnesota) -- Mary G. was born from the boats. Her children were born from the boats too, all fathered through her liaisons with male customers. She has never known...
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Pine Ridge

article Oglala Sioux tribe looks to extend bus program
(South Dakota) -- For the people living on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, traveling to Rapid City may soon be as simple as hopping on a bus.
article Pine Ridge grocery store waits to reopen after closure lifted
(South Dakota) -- An attorney for Sioux Nation Shopping Center said the Pine Ridge grocery store might reopen as early as Thursday after the Oglala Sioux Tribe dismissed...
article SD reservation grocery store might reopen Thursday
(South Dakota) -- An attorney for the sole grocery store on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota says it might reopen Thursday after the Oglala Sioux Tribe...
article Sioux Nation Superstore Claims Spoiled-Meat Problems Fixed
(South Dakota) -- Richard Whitmarsh, director of Sioux Nation Superstore, in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, has responded publicly to charges of spoiled-meat sales that...
article South Dakota Reservation Grocery Store Remains Closed
(South Dakota) -- The sole grocery store on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation remained closed Wednesday despite the attorney general of the Oglala Sioux saying a...
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Pu’eska Mountain

article 'Shocking' twist in quarry hearing
(California) -- The Riverside County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 Tuesday to affirm its denial of Granite Construction's Liberty Quarry project, a rock mine that...
article Pechanga statement on quarry vote 'flip-flop', Tavaglione's rationale
(California) -- Shortly after the newspaper's article on the county Board of Supervisor's vote to certify the environmental impact report for Granite...
article Quarry opponents angry over report certification
(California) -- Liberty Quarry opponents said Wednesday, May 16, that their dismay over county supervisors’ Tuesday decision to accept a report on the...
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Residential Schools

article Aboriginal Peoples' Stories Remain Unheard
(Vancouver) -- The national Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Indian Residential Schools, which started over two years ago, has been largely ignored by the Canadian...
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Tribal Taxation

article US Senate Mulls Tax Reform For Tribes And Territories
(Washington D.C.) -- At a recent Senate hearing on the effect of possible tax reforms on Native Americans and the United States territories - Puerto Rico, the US Virgin...
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Whiteclay

article How to Address Alcoholism on Indian Reservations
(New York) -- In The New York Times earlier this month, Nicholas D. Kristof called for a boycott of Anheuser-Busch because of how the company’s products are...
article LaMERE: Blood on Their Hands
(Nebraska) -- Any action short of shutting down Whiteclay and crippling the enterprise that peddles alcohol among the Lakota people is unacceptable. The death toll...
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Other News

article Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes sue Oklahoma district judge over frozen funds
(Oklahoma) -- The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes are now suing a Custer County district judge as they try to free up millions of dollars frozen by a Clinton bank at the end...
article Bill would give tribal courts more jurisdiction
(Washington D.C.) -- Key legislation in the battle against domestic violence might be facing a rougher than anticipated road to reauthorization, in part because a new...
article House Vote Sets Up Battle on Domestic Violence Bill
(Washington D.C.) -- After a fierce fight, full of gender politics, the House passed a Republican bill on Wednesday to combat violence against women, over objections...
article House voting on violence bill, draws veto threat
(Washington D.C.) -- The House is voting on a Republican-written bill to renew the Violence Against Women Act, but the White House has threatened to veto it.
article Obama Administration Threatens to Veto House Version of VAWA
(Washington D.C.) -- The Obama Administration released a Statement of Administration Policy (PDF) yesterday in which the administration threatened to veto the House...
article VAWA Passes House Sans Tribal Court Provisions
(Washington D.C.) -- A reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) passed the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives on May 16 sans tribal court...
article Split Lake protest decries First Nation living conditions
(Manitoba) -- Protesters on the Tataskweyak Cree Nation in Split Lake, Man., are demanding the resignation of their chief and council over what they say are poor living...
article Minority Rules: Who Gets To Claim Status As A Person Of Color?
(Massachusetts) -- Massachusetts Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren isn't backing down from her claim of Native American ancestry, despite the apparent...
article Colo. man charged with taking Navajo Nation funds
(New Mexico) -- Federal authorities say a man who allegedly spent millions of Navajo Nation funds for personal use has been indicted on federal tax evasion charges.
article Native Sun News: Oglala Sioux Tribe plans veterans cemetery
(South Dakota) -- The Oglala Sioux Tribe soon will have its own place to memorialize war heroes and bring military family members home to rest with a new $6 million...
article Tribe Seeks Injunction To Stop Desert Wind Energy Project
(California) -- The Quechan Indian Tribe filed a complaint in federal court on Monday asking a judge to halt the Ocotillo Express Wind Project slated for western...
article Aglukkaq says activists hurt Inuit ability to feed families
(Canada) -- A federal cabinet minister slammed activist groups who she says interfere in Inuit traditions, blaming them for food security problems in the North.
article Residents Satisfied With Grocery Store
(South Dakota) -- On Tuesday, we told you about the health violations at the only grocery store in Pine Ridge. Now, we visited the Rosebud Indian Reservation to see what...
article Palm Springs bridge to be named after Richard Milanovich
(California) -- Richard M. Milanovich, the late chairman of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians who is remembered as a leader who connected the city and tribe...
article Navajo Prep on lockdown after suspicious package found
(New Mexico) -- A suspicious package reading "bomb" was found at Navajo Preparatory School this morning before the school was put on full lockdown.
article Group asks judge to halt sea lion killings
(Oregon) -- A federal judge will decide by the end of May whether to stop the government from killing sea lions that eat endangered wild salmon bottled up at Bonneville...
article Studies point to trouble when hatchery and wild salmon mix
(Alaska) -- New studies published this week in a special issue of the journal Environmental Biology of Fishes present more evidence of potential trouble when hatchery...
article Treaty tribes dedicate final replacement fishing site
(Washington) -- On April 25, 2012, representatives from four tribes, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Army Corps of Engineers all stood by the Columbia River to...
article Quechan Tribe Challenges SoCal Wind Farm
(California) -- A Native American tribe wants to block a proposed wind power plant on protected California land that it says is home to hundreds of archaeological sites.
article Native Sun News: State seeks tribe's help with energy impacts
(North Dakota) -- Government leaders in North Dakota want the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation to help them tackle the impacts of the Bakken oil...
article EPA, natural gas company settle clean-air case in Uinta Basin
(Utah) -- Federal regulators have reached a settlement with QEP Field Services Co. over alleged air-pollution violations on tribal lands in eastern Utah.
article Salish, Kootenai tribes win national conservation award
(Montana) -- Entertainment has its Oscars, Emmys, Tonys and Grammys. The conservation movement has Connies, and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes will receive...
article CN Supreme Court justice resigns
(Oklahoma) -- Cherokee Nation Supreme Court Justice Kyle B. Haskins has resigned his post with the tribe, effective June 1. According to CN officials, Haskins did not...
article DC Circuit dismisses challenge to Western Shoshone trust bill
(Washington D.C.) -- The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ordered the dismissal of a lawsuit that challenges the distribution of a $185 million trust fund.
article New Yakama Nation jail open in Toppenish
(Washington) -- A new jail with a $15 million price tag opened today in Toppenish. It's a tribal facility that doubles as a rehabilitation center. Tribal council and...
article Yakama Nation opens new jail in Toppenish
(Washington) -- A ceremony was held Wednesday morning to celebrate the opening of a new Yakama Nation Correctional and Rehabilitation Center in Toppenish.
article Yakama Nation Opens New Tribal Jail
(Washington) -- The Yakama Nation Indian Tribe hopes to turn around the lives of inmates with its new jail. Tribal members held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new $14...
article Choctaw Nation officers take part in ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign
(Oklahoma) -- The Choctaw Nation Public Safety Department is once again joining up with its Southeastern Oklahoma Traffic Safety Coalition (SOTSC) partners for this year...
article CNB gives $1.5M check to Contract Health Services
(Oklahoma) -- Cherokee Nation’s Contract Health Services received a dividend check for $1.51 million during the May 14 Tribal Council meeting thanks to the sale of...
article Mobile Vet Center services entire Four Corners region
(Arizona) -- The Hopi-Navajo Veterans Mobile Vet Center (MVC) was unveiled recently at the Hopi Veteran's Outreach office located in Hotevilla Village. The unveiling...
article Ready to help: White Earth opens women’s shelter
(Minnesota) -- Monday marked the grand opening of White Earth’s women’s shelter in White Earth village. The opening ceremony started with a traditional...
article Yukon addictions program lauded but not funded
(North Canada) -- A new national mental health strategy plays up Yukon's land-based treatment facility as an example of new ways of dealing with addictions but...
article Bond Approved To Fund New School On Reservation
(Oregon) -- Jefferson County voters gave their approval Tuesday for a school bond designed to help pay for a new K-8 school on the Warm Springs Reservation.
article Haskell, KU students walking to underscore environmental, Native American spiritual issues of trafficway
(Kansas) -- A group of Kansas University and Haskell Indian Nations University students had made it to Brunswick, Mo., on Wednesday evening in their effort to walk from...
article TC honor society inducts 15 new members
(Arizona) -- Fifteen students were inducted into the Tuba City High School chapter of the National Honor Society during a ceremony and potluck held at the Warrior...
article University of Wyoming guard to speak at 2 Wind River schools
(Wyoming) -- Wyoming men's basketball student-athlete Luke Martinez will speak at two schools on the Wind River Reservation about how American Indians can succeed in...
article American Indian collection fresh to Caddingan auction May 19
(Massachusetts) -- Caddigan Auctioneers Inc. will conduct an important estates auction on Saturday, May 19, beginning at 10 a.m. EST. Leading this sale will be an...
article Astro-Tourism Hits Pyramid Lake
(Nevada) -- The planets are literally aligning this weekend over a crowd of 8,000 people who will be on Native American lands that have been closed to crowds like this...
article Building on history
(Oklahoma) -- The city of Tahlequah was born out of adversity, when the Cherokees arrived at the end of their forced removal, known as the Trail of Tears in 1838.
article Life's a peach at pueblo orchard
(New Mexico) -- San Ildefonso Pueblo elders, young people and teachers on Tuesday began planting 150 fruit trees in hand-dug holes.
article MORON ALERT: Franklin balks at apology for killing mound grass
(North Carolina) -- Franklin leaders declined last week to offer a formal apology to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians for using weed killer on an ancient Indian...
article The ancient American bones at centre of two lawsuits
(California) -- They may have been dead for more than 9000 years, but the future looks uncertain for two early Americans unearthed in 1976 below the University of...
article CBC Goes Big And Hits Home
(Canada) -- The demise of the CBC has always been a source of amusement. Hardy har har. This year, however, the Canadian broadcaster is in on the joke. Sure, it may have...
article Native Voices at the Autry Presents 14th Annual Playwrights Retreat & Festival of New Plays, 6/1-2
(California) -- Native Voices at the Autry, America’s leading Native American theatre company, continues its tradition of excellence, developing works by new and...
article WATCH: Sagkeeng's Finest captures first place on Canada's Got Talent
(Canada) -- Sagkeeng's Finest claimed first place tonight, May 14, on Canada's Got Talent. For the final performance round on Sunday night, the three teenagers...
article Doug George-Kanentiio: 'Crooked Arrows' scores on the screen
(New York) -- Crooked Arrows marks a new venture in filmmaking, one in which Native people break free from being mere subjects of a movie into a new reality where they...
article “Crooked Arrows” premieres Friday at these selected theaters in the tristate
(New York) -- America’s first lacrosse movie, “Crooked Arrows,” will be premiering this week. The movie, which is being released in association with...
article Native American rights activists bring nationwide walk to Asheville
(North Carolina) -- The Leonard Peltier Walk for Human Rights was going to walk right through Asheville until a last-minute change of plans landed them in Pritchard Park.
article Study links biodiversity and language loss
(UK) -- The decline of linguistic and cultural diversity is linked to the loss of biodiversity, a study has suggested.
article Navajo Police Sgt. Darrell Curley remembered at National Police Week memorial events
(Washington D.C.) -- Navajo Police Sgt. Darrell Curley, who was shot and killed after responding to a domestic dispute between two brothers in Kaibito, Ariz., June 26,...
article Crash on Ochapowace First Nation kills one
(Saskatchewan) -- One person is dead and others are in hospital following a crash Tuesday night at the Ochapowace First Nation near Broadview, Sask., RCMP say.
article Woman Killed in Monday Afternoon Accident on the Umatilla Indian Reservation
(Oregon) -- A 36-year-old woman died Monday afternoon in a single vehicle accident on the Umatilla Indian Reservation.
article Wolf found dead in SD came from Yellowstone
(South Dakota) -- A federal wolf specialist says a gray wolf found dead on South Dakota's Ridge Reservation came from Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
article Red Lake man sentenced for involuntary manslaughter
(Minnesota) -- A Red Lake, Minn., man was sentenced Wednesday in federal court for causing a drunk driving accident that threw a woman from the open bed of his pickup...
article Former Marine sniper sentenced for shooting on Hopi Indian Reservation
(Arizona) -- A former Marine sniper has been sentenced to several years in prison for a shooting spree last fall. Mitchell James Karty, 39, was sentenced to 177 months...

5/15/2012

article Project denied, but opponents say door open
(California) -- What was expected to be the final chapter in the seven-year battle over a proposed Temecula-area rock mine could be the jumping-off point for a court...
article Senate Considers Tax Reform for Indian Tribes and U.S. Territories
(Washington D.C.) -- The Senate Finance Committee held a hearing Tuesday to examine the impact of tax reform on Native American tribes and U.S. territories such as...
article Wind River Reservation Taxation Case Raises Other Issues
(Wyoming) -- A protest against state and local taxation on Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation, home to the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone Tribes, has...
article Poll shows support for retiring Fighting Sioux nickname
(North Dakota) -- A month before the electoral showdown over UND’s Fighting Sioux nickname, a new statewide poll shows likely voters inclined toward allowing the...
article Great Wolf Lodge tax exemption stands despite internal doubts, court ruling
(Washington) -- Since the 1970s, U.S. policy toward American Indian tribes has been to encourage economic independence. Tribal casinos are probably the most visible...
article White House threatens veto of GOP anti-abuse bill
(Washington D.C.) -- The White House is threatening to veto a Republican-written bill to reauthorize the 1994 Violence Against Women Act.
article Ottawa offers help to suicide-pained Cowichan Tribes
(British Columbia) -- Two federal ministers have written to Vancouver Island's Cowichan Tribes First Nation pledging social and emotional help throughout a local...
article CN’s Baker: Ballot initiative unfair to many tribal citizens
(Oklahoma) -- Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker told tribal councilors that a citizen petition initiative to eliminate mail-in absentee voting is unfair,...
article Thousands Still Displaced by Last Year’s Flooding in Manitoba; Permanent Solution Needed Soon, Chiefs Say
(Manitoba) -- More than 2,200 people from seven First Nations in Manitoba are still displaced a year after flooding forced them from their reserve homes, stuck in an...
article Researchers: No proof of Warren’s Indian heritage
(Massachusetts) -- The New England Historical Genealogical Society, which originally announced they found evidence of Elizabeth Warren’s Native American heritage,...
article Pine Ridge Grocery Store Closes After Health Violations
(South Dakota) -- The only grocery store in Pine Ridge remained closed Tuesday night after nearly a dozen major health violations involving raw meat. "They'd...
article RCMP allows Gitxsan to continue illegal blockade
(British Columbia) -- A blockade by members of the Gitxsan First Nation in Old Hazleton, B.C., has entered its sixth month and band members have no intention of backing...
article Native Sun News: TransCanada still pushing for Keystone XL
(Washington D.C.) -- TransCanada Corp. made its latest move to overturn the U.S. government’s decision rejecting the proposed binational Keystone XL Pipeline.
article Tribe files restraining order to stop wind power project
(California) -- The Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation sued the federal government Monday and demanded construction of a large wind turbine facility near...
article Ex-tribal officer accused of harboring fugitives
(North Dakota) -- A former Three Affiliated Tribes law enforcement officer is accused of harboring two men who escaped from a jail in New Town over the weekend.
article Teachers failing aboriginal students, Lakehead prof says
(Ontario) -- Teachers need to change if aboriginal students are going to succeed in school, according to John Hodson, chair of Lakehead University’s aboriginal...
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5/14/2012

article Documents Show Agency Insiders Questioned Great Wolf Lodge Tax Exemption
(Washington) -- Great Wolf Resorts is a Wisconsin-based chain of indoor water parks and hotels. Four years ago, the company expanded what it calls its “paw print...
article Possible Dress Code for Voters in June
(North Dakota) -- Voters could be dealing with a dress code when showing up to vote this June. The Cass County auditor says anyone wearing Fighting Sioux gear that day...
article IRS Consults with Tribal Leaders on Welfare Exclusion
(Washington D.C.) -- The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service said Monday they plan to hold a listening session with Native American tribal leaders to...
article Native American women seek protections from abuse
(Washington D.C.) -- Diane Millich says her ex-husband was never arrested for any of the more than 100 times he slapped, kicked or punched her, not until he tried to...
article WHITE HOUSE: Addressing Violence Against Native Women in the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization
(Washington D.C.) -- Last week, the House Judiciary Committee considered legislation to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). However, the bill that came...
article Suicide spike linked to Cowichan Tribes' 85 per cent unemployment rate: Tribe officials
(British Columbia) -- The largest Aboriginal community in B.C., with a population of 4,500, Cowichan Tribes suffers from an unemployment rate around 85 per cent, and...
article Scott Brown renews call for Elizabeth Warren to release her personnel records
(Massachusetts) -- Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) renewed his call for his Democratic opponent, Elizabeth Warren, to release personnel records Monday, arguing that new...
article Gila River tribe may hold vote on Loop 202 freeway
(Arizona) -- A dozen landowners on the Gila River Reservation have gathered more than 1,200 signatures from residents who support a new effort to put the South Mountain...
article Navajos concerned over water deal with feds
(Arizona) -- The house where Dixie Ellis lives with her mother is perched on a mesa above town. It is a steep hike up the hill from Lake Powell, the second-largest man-...
article GIAGO: 'Beer sniffing' reporters descend upon Pine Ridge
(South Dakota) -- The “beer sniffing” reporters from across the country, particularly those of the New York Times, descended upon the Pine Ridge Reservation...
article JENNINGS: In Celebration of National Nursing Week: The First Women of Healing
(Washington D.C.) -- In 1982 President Ronald Reagan signed a proclamation on March 25, proclaiming a “National Recognition Day for Nurses.” The ANA Board of...
article Bomb threat cancels Eastern Shoshone meeting
(Wyoming) -- Authorities are investigating a bomb threat which canceled a meeting to discuss alleged problems at the Eastern Shoshone Housing Authority.
article Court of Appeals Panel Votes in Favor of the Tribes
(Idaho) -- The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes claimed that FMC owed them millions of dollars and a unanimous court panel agreed and soon that money could be pouring into the...
article Stalemate continues at Gitxsan treaty office
(British Columbia) -- They claim the Gitxsan Treaty Society is illegal and have not let anybody inside the building since last December. This is despite an injunction...
article Calgary law firm accused of fleecing residential school survivors faces demand over records
(Canada) -- A hearing into alleged abuses in the residential schools compensation process ended Friday. The judge heard six days of information into the practices of...
article Suicide awareness campaign focuses on hope
(South Dakota) -- Suicide is a chronic problem on the Pine Ridge reservation, and students of a business class on the reservation teamed up with Rapid City advertisers...
article BOOK: The least -- and most -- American of places: A review of Rez Life
(Wyoming) -- Accomplished novelist David Treuer turns to nonfiction in his latest book, which combines elements of his own life on "the rez" with a historical...
article Resurgence of the Ancient Game of Cherokee Marbles
(USA) -- Cherokee marbles are an ancient game, dating back to at least 800 A.D. The marbles used in the traditional Native American game are much bigger than modern...
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