Plant owners are now investing in solar energy; Navajo leaders look to recoup revenue and jobs lost from the shutdown.

After discovering the ancient ice world, which rotates four billion miles away, NASA named it Arrokoth, an Algonquian word for “sky.”

The leak of 383,000 gallons of oil affects wetlands in Edinburg, North Dakota.

“There is no honor in racism.”

Nearly 160 years after White settlers forcefully took up residence on Indian Island, the Wiyot Tribe welcomes the return of 200+ acres of land that it calls the “spiritual and physical center of the universe.”

“We’ve been so disappeared in the story of American poetry and American history, and yet we are the root of what it means to be an American.”

If recognized by the federal government, Kimberly Teehee would be able to introduce bills on behalf of the more than 300,000 people in the Cherokee Nation.

“Thousands of abandoned uranium mines dot the Western landscape, hundreds on the Navajo Nation alone, continuing to expose families to the ill effects of radiation, including kidney failure and cancer.”

The Alaskan activist made her mark while working to pass Alaska’s Anti-Discrimination Act of 1945.

“This is not just a Blackfeet or Montana tribes’ tragedy, it is an Indian Country tragedy, and a national and international disgrace.”

As the pipeline prepares to double its daily output, the tribe demands a new environmental assessment of the project.

“This episode of ‘Billions’ is a deliberate and intentional resort to an offensive stereotype of Native Americans,” alleges the lawsuit. 

Steven Wilson will set the tone for the first-ever presidential election forum to focus entirely on Native American issues.