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Headline Archives 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Friday,
December 29, 2006 A Look Back At How Indian Country Was Impacted By The 109th Congress Thursday,
December 28, 2006 The
Secretary Of The Interior Proposes Listing Polar Bears As A Threatened
Species Under The Endangered Species Act Wednesday,
December 27, 2006 Tuesday,
December 26, 2006 Monday,
December 25, 2006 Friday, December 22, 2006 Thursday,
December 21, 2006 Miss New Mexico USA Onawa Lacy Is Disheartened About The Miss USA Scandal Wednesday,
December 20, 2006 A Wisconsin Tribe Is Boosting The Local Economy With Its Gifts To Tribal Employees Tuesday,
December 19, 2006 People On The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Receive Thousands Of Christmas Gifts Monday,
December 18, 2006 South Dakota Secretary Of Education Wants An Office of Indian Education A
Bill To Help Preserve Native Languages Is Signed Into Law Friday,
December 15, 2006 Thursday,
December 7, 2006 Wednesday,
December 6, 2006 Alaska Native Musher Herbie Nayokpuk Dies The Spokane Tribe Approves The Spokane Indians Minor League Baseball Team's New Logo Friday,
December 1, 2006 On National Methamphetamine Awareness Day, Tribal Leaders And Government Officials Announce A New Public Awareness Campaign The United Nations Delays The Vote On The Declaration On The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples Thursday,
November 30, 2006 Cecelia
Fire Thunder Says She’s Still Backing A Reproductive Health Program
On The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Tuesday,
November 28, 2006 Today
Is Our Monthly Student Newscast Thursday,
November 23, 2006 Monday,
November 20, 2006 Friday,
November 17, 2006 Thursday,
November 16, 2006 Wednesday,
November 15, 2006 Tuesday,
November 14, 2006 Tribal
And Health Officials Focus On Fighting Cancer Among Native Americans In
The Northern Plains Monday,
November 13, 2006 Thursday,
November 9, 2006 Tuesday,
November 7, 2006 Friday,
November 3, 2006 A Native American Journalist Will Lead UNITY: Journalists Of Color Thursday,
November 2, 2006 Wednesday,
November 1, 2006 Tuesday,
October 31, 2006 People Are Calling For The Removal Of Oaxaca's Governor Monday,
October 30, 2006 Friday,
October 20, 2006 Thursday,
October 19, 2006 Native
Americans In Wisconsin Are Saying No To Proposed Training By The U.S.
Coast Guard Wednesday,
October 18, 2006 A Texas Tribe Is Being Pounded By Heavy Rain Scientists Say The Health Benefits Of Eating Fish Outweigh The Danger From Mercury And Other Contaminats Tuesday,
October 17, 2006 Monday,
October 16, 2006 Friday,
October 13, 2006 Tobacco Programs In Indian Country Are Often Looked At Last, Says An Attendee At The National Indian Health Board Conference In Denver, Colorado Thursday,
October 12, 2006 Wednesday,
October 11, 2006 A
Two Year Inquiry Into The Death Of A Native Protestor In Ontario More
Than 10 Years Ago Just Recently Wrapped Up Tuesday,
October 10, 2006 A
New Study Shows By The Mid-2020’s Aboriginal People Will Be
The “Majority” In Saskatchewan Monday,
October 9, 2006 Friday,
October 6, 2006 Thursday,
October 5, 2006 Wednesday,
October 4, 2006 The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Wants To Regulate Its Own Water Quality Standards, Its Making Its Case To The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday,
October 3, 2006 Members Of The Grand Camp Of The Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood Discuss Threats To Substance Foods Monday,
October 2, 2006 Friday,
September 29, 2006 Some Educators In Arizona Say High Stakes Testing Is Unfair For Native Students At Rural Schools Teachers And Students Are Testing The Boundaries At The One-of-its-kind Native Charter School In New Mexico Youth Participate In The National Congress of American Indians Thursday,
September 28, 2006 Wednesday,
September 27, 2006 Tuesday,
September 26, 2006 Thursday, September 21, 2006 Lawmakers
Hear Testimony From Tribal Leaders on Self-Governance Wednesday,
September 20, 2006 Tuesday,
September 19, 2006 The Lowest Life Expectancy In The U.S. Is On Reservations In South Dakota, According To Researchers From Harvard University Monday,
September 18, 2006 Friday,
September 15, 2006 Thursday,
September 14, 2006 A
Battle To Protect A Sacred Site In Arizona Goes Before The 9th Circuit
Court of Appeals Wednesday,
September 13, 2006 Tuesday,
September 12, 2006 Native
Americans In South Dakota Have Low Life Expectancy Monday,
September 11, 2006 Friday,
September 8, 2006 Thursday,
September 7, 2006 A Sigh Of Relief For Parents In One Navajo Community, After A High School Lock-Down Wednesday, September 6, 2006 Is Terrorism Still A Threat To Americans? A Native Veteran Weighs-in On The President’s Comments Tribal Leaders Address Major Topics At A Summit In North Dakota Tuesday, September 5, 2006 People
Are Getting Super-Sized, As They Underestimate The Calorie Count In
Fast-Food Monday, September 4, 2006 The
Sitka Family Justice Center Opens Its Doors In Alaska Friday, September 1, 2006 Hurricanes
Force Some Tribal Members To Leave Their Homelands Thursday, August 31, 2006 Living Off The Land Has Changed For Tribes In Louisiana In The Aftermath Of Hurricanes How Is Money For Teaching Native American History in Montana Schools Being Spent? Wednesday, August 30, 2006 Tropical Storm Ernesto Fizzles Out, To The Relief of Florida Tribes Louisiana Tribes Say Their Recognition Status Hurt Them As They Tried To Rebuild After Last Year’s Hurricanes Taos Pueblo Launches A Campaign To Raise Awareness Among Its Tribal Members About Radioactive Gas Tuesday, August 29, 2006 It’s The One Year Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Volunteers Are Still Helping The Survivors Tribes In Florida Brace For Tropical Storm Ernesto A Large Navajo Farm Near Farmington, New Mexico Signs A Historic Agreement With Cuba Friday,
August 25, 2006 Gambling
Is Paying Off For Many Oklahoma Tribes Wednesday,
August 23, 2006 New District Lines Will Give More Native Americans A Chance To Be Elected To Legislative Positions Aboriginal Leaders and Government Officials Resume Land Dispute Negotiations Tuesday,
August 22, 2006 Historians Unearth A Never-before-seen Interview With Sauk Chief Black Hawk Monday,
August 21, 2006 The Forest County Potawatomi And A Wisconsin Corporation Will Work Together In The First-of-its-kind Technology Partnership The Family of Frank Baum Apologizes To Native Americans For The Racist Actions of Their Great Grandfather Friday,
August 18, 2006 Thursday,
August 17, 2006 A Wildfire Devastates A Montana Tribe Family Members of Frank Baum, The Author of “The Wizard of Oz,” Will Apologize For His Racist Views About Native Americans Wednesday,
August 16, 2006 Northern Arapaho Tribal Members Help Dedicate The Sand Creek Massacare Trail Lawmakers Disagree on How to Address Drought, While Farmers in Indian Country Brace For Possible Disasters Tuesday,
August 15, 2006 The Three Affiliated Tribes Will Tell Their Stories At The National Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Event Monday,
August 14, 2006 Friday,
August 11, 2006 Wednesday,
August 9, 2006 Floyd
Buck Jourdain Is Sworn In Chairman Of The Red Lake Nation Tuesday,
August 8, 2006 The Red Lake Tribal Council Meets Regarding Allegations Against The Chairman Monday,
August 7, 2006 A
Texas Tribe Is Safe From Flooding As Rain Subsides Friday,
August 4, 2006 The Tribal Leaders’ Conference on Homeland Security and Domestic Preparedness is Held in New Mexico A New Law May Help Reduce The Rate of Colon Cancer Among Alaska Natives Thursday, August 3, 2006 The
Senate Indian Affairs Committee Approves The Lumbee Recognition Act Wednesday, August 2, 2006 President Bush Intents To Nominate Carl Artman To The BIA The Senate Indian Affairs Committee Pulls A Bill Regarding Cobell vs. Kempthorne A Second Run-off Election Will Decide Chairman of Red Lake The Wisconsin Attorney General Says Meth Use and Trafficking Is Down, But That’s Not The Case for Tribes Monday, July 31, 2006 Gulf Coast Tribes Are On High Alert This Hurricane Season The Nation Wide Heat Wave Is Adding Fuel To Wildfires What's The State of Native Women's Health? As Health Officials Gather Data Friday, July 28, 2006 Today is Our Monthly Student Journalist Newscast Inuit People From Around the World Gather in Barrow, Alaska A Lakota Woman Will Soon Be Inducted Into The South Dakota Hall of Fame Thursday, July 27, 2006 The Navajo Nation Says The Renewal of The Voting Rights Act Is A Victory For Tribes Lawmakers Are One Step Closer To Regulating Reservation Shopping The Potawatomi Tribe Is Investing In More Non-Gaming Businesses Wednesday, July 26, 2006 Montana Has A New Plan To Reduce The High Number of Native American Prisoners Tribes
Are One Step Closer to Getting Federal Funding For Veterans’ Cemeteries Tuesday, July 25, 2006 Key players in Cobell Trust Lawsuit Meet in Washington Infant Mortality Rates Remain High in Alaska
Monday, Jul 24, 2006 Senators Stall McCain’s Bill on Gaming Bear Butte Activists Gear Up for Washington EPA Approves Permit for Navajo Nation Coal-Fired Power Plant Inuit Sign Language May Get Legal Status in Nanavut Friday, July 21, 2006 Congress Debates Labor Relations in Indian Country Food Safety Standards are Challenged by Assiniboine Lawmaker Ecuadorian
Teachers Visit New Mexico Youth for Cultural Preservation Thursday, July 13, 2006 The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Files a Lawsuit Against Former Lobbyist Jack Abramoff Tribal
Leaders Want The Compensation They Were Promised By The Federal Government
Wednesday, July 12, 2006 Judge Royce Lamberth is Removed From the Cobell vs. Kempthorne Case Elections are Held for National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations The Senate Indian Affairs Committee Holds A Hearing on Lumbee Federal Recognition Tuesday, July 11, 2006 Tobacco Is Expected To Kill 1 Billion People This Century, According to Health Officials Monday, July 10, 2006 Aboriginals
Are Not Scaling Back Their Protest Over Land In Ontario, Canada Friday, July 7, 2006 The
Prognosis For Future Native Doctors Is Bleak, Due To Funding Cuts The
Only Native American Astronaut Is Watching NASA’s Latest Mission
Tuesday, July 4, 2006 Fireworks and Feuding Ignite on a Michigan Reservation Athletes Competing In The North American Indigenous Games Build a Unified Indigenous Sprit Is Bigfoot Just a Tall Tale? Researchers Look For Clues of the Creature in Wisconsin Monday, July 3, 2006 Researchers Will Study The Ecosystem In The Bering Sea, While Earning The Trust of Alaska Natives Natives Celebrate Their Culture at The North American Indigenous Games Native Voice One Hits The Airwaves With A Successful Launch Alaska Native Teens See How A Brush With The Law Impacts Their Future The Medicine Wheel Academy Focuses on Native American Culture Students
From Boston Experience Reservation Life In New Mexico Thursday, June 29, 2006
Tribal Leaders Want The Government to End a Funding Freeze on Tribal
Housing Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Tribal Leaders Weigh In On The Flag Burning Debate Tuesday, June 27, 2006 Dry
Weather Conditions are Complicating Efforts to Fight Wildfires Monday, June 26, 2006 Heavy
Rains Swamp the East Coast Friday, June 23, 2006 The
Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Reacts to the Senate Indian Affairs Committee's
Final Report on Jack Abramoff Thursday, June 22, 2006 The
Senate Indian Affairs Committee Releases Its Final Report on Lobbyist
Jack Abramoff Wednesday, June 21, 2006 Congress
Members Consider How to End the Navajo-Hopi Relocation Program Tuesday, June 20, 2006 Lawmakers
Debate Bringing U.S. Troops Home From Iraq Monday, June 19, 2006 Department
of Interior Secretary Addresses Delegates at the National Congress of
American Indians Mid-Year Conference Friday, June 16, 2006 Navajo
Mountain Fire and Fire Crew Update Thursday, June 15, 2006 South
Dakota Tribes Say the Government Needs to Pay More Money for Damages
It Caused to Tribal Lands Wednesday, June 14, 2006 What
Will Be the Fate of Native American Remains Found on Private Property
in Illinois? Tuesday, June 13, 2006 Heated
Debate over Granting Citizenship to Oklahoma Cherokee Freedmen Monday, June 12, 2006 A
Ruling In Favor of The Interior Department to Suppress Documents in
the Cobell vs. Norton Case Friday, June 9, 2006 No
Federal Recognition For Native Hawaiians Thursday, June 8, 2006 The
Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act Goes Before The U.S. Senate
Wednesday, June 7, 2006 Tribal
Reaction To President Bush's Speech On Border Issues Tuesday, June 6, 2006 President
Bush Tours A Federal Law Enforcement Training Center And Address’ Border
Issues Monday, June 5, 2006 The
State of AIDS in Indian Country on the 25th Anniversary of AIDS Friday, June 2, 2006 Hurricane Season 2006 is Officially Here and Tribes Are Getting Ready Will Native Hawaiians Finally Get Federal Recognition? Tribal Members and Montana Health Officials Meet to Improve Access to Cancer Screenings Thursday, June 1, 2006 Oklahoma
Tribal Leaders Meet on Sovereignty Issues Wednesday, May 31, 2006 Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne Meets with Tribal Representatives The U.S. Supreme Court Throws Out Cayuga Land Claim Case Oprah Winfrey Makes a Surprise Visit to The Navajo Nation Tuesday, May 30, 2006 The Co-Founder of Incite, Women of Color Against Violence is working with Native communities across the country An Alaska Native village hopes to inspire tribes with its greenhouse project Monday, May 29, 2006 Tribal Leaders Disagree on The New Secretary of the Interior Lawmakers say Immigration Legislation Will Benefit Tribes A Symbolic Run by Northern California Tribes Friday, May 26, 2006 Students Across Indian Country Are Bringing Awareness to Alcohol Abuse Young Native Artists in the Southwest Receive SWAIA Fellowships Thursday, May 25, 2006 A Native Veteran Warns Fellow Vets to Watch Out For I.D. Theft After Records are Stolen
Opening ANWR to Oil Drilling Goes Before the House of Representatives
Wednesday, May 24, 2006 IHS Officials are Watching an Indonesian Bird Flu Case Some
Natives say Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico is Violating the Clean
Water Act
Hundreds Participate in The National American Indian Housing Council's Convention in Hawaii Idaho Governor Dirk Kempthorne's Nomination for Secretary of the Interior is Stalled Monday,
May 22, 2006 Making English the Official Language, Provisions are Added to the Immigration Reform Bill Red
Lake Nation To Hold Runoff Election in July Scientists Study a Beached Whale on Reservation Land in Washington State One Native Community in Wisconsin is Advocating a Step-by-step Solution to Health Problems Thursday,
May 18, 2006 A Tribal Health Care Summit is Taking Place in Washington D.C. Tribal
Leaders Testify Before Senators About Youth Suicide Tribal Elections Take Place on the Red Lake Nation—Fatal High School Shooting is a Factor for Candidates and Voters Northern Ute Teens will Work and Exercise in Ancestral Lands Now Home to Colorado High-Priced Condos and A Ski Resort Tuesday,
May 16, 2006 Evidence Supports a Story that Geronimo's Remains were Stolen From His Grave Seminoles
in Florida See Few Alligator Attacks Friday,
May 12, 2006 A Montana Tribe is Using Bumper Stickers to Send Warning Messages about Meth Five
Teens Avoid Jail Time for Vandalizing a Cultural Site on the Lac du
Flambeau Reservation Where
are Geronimo's Bones...New Clues from Yale University IHS
Helps Tribes Prepare for the Bird Flu Natives
Speak Out About HIV and AIDS Officials are Helping Alaska Natives Prepare for a Possible Bird Flu Pandemic The
Native Peoples of North America HIV/AIDS Conference is Taking Place in
Alaska Friday,
April 28, 2006 Hundreds Compete in The Native Youth Olympics
A Native Golf Pro Returns to the Course with a Positive Message
The BIA Dedicates Its New Building in New Mexico As Tribes Feel the Impact from High Gas Prices, Lawmakers Look for Relief
U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman says Tribes Should Be Eligible for Federal
Funds to Fight Meth The Nez Perce Tribe is Taking Steps to Protect its Treaty Rights in National Forests Emmitt
Peters is Inducted into the American Indian Athletic Hall of Fame Members of the Red Earth Reserve Return to their Flooded Community Natives Continue to Protest in Ontario A
Navajo Woman Competes in the Miss USA Pageant Passamaquoddy Tribal Members Intend to Sue the Interior Department Navajo
Onawa Lacy to Compete in Miss USA Pageant Alaska
Native Students Take Care of Abandoned Pets in Louisiana A
Canadian Aboriginal Community is Evacuated Due to Flooding A North Caroline Tribe Votes on a Free Press Act Cancer
is the Leading Cause of Death Among Alaska Native A
North Carolina Tribe is Revitalizing its Language with Music Speculation
Surrounds the Reason for Texas The NIGA Trade Show Kicks Off In
a South Dakota Extradition Battle, A Tribal
Non-Indian Gaming Opportunities Discussed on Capitol Hill New
Tools in Teaching the Eastern Cherokee Language 81-Year-Old Grandma Arrested for Navajo Nation Meth Dealing Attorney General Alberto Gonzales spreads anti-drug message to Yakama Indian students DOI
Trust Talks Resume in Portland, Oregon US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Tours Yakama Reservation ACLU Files Class Action Lawsuit on Behalf of South Dakota Native Students Minister of Indian Affairs Appoints Mediator in First Nation’s Land Dispute Runners
Stop Sacred Journey to Help Hurricane-torn Houma Nation Ancestral Remains Returned to Alaska Native Tribe Aboriginal
Seal Hunters Take Heat from Celebrities Colville Confederated Tribal Members Reject Mining Vote Aboriginal Communities Closed Off to Roadways Melted by Warmer Weather Native Student Scientists Set Out to Compete Internationally
Friday, March 24, 2006 Alaska Natives sound off 17 years after the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Senator
Dorgan Discusses Indian Education with North Dakota Tribal Leaders Former POW’s Remember Hopi soldier, Lori Piestewa A Native Teachers Union Begins First Talks with Michigan Educators
Wednesday, March 22, 2006 Revised Telecommunications Act to Include Native Digital Development First
Nations Leader Calls for a Government Apology Homeland Security Concerns Heightened Along Indian Country Borders Cherokee
Freedmen Meet for First Time Since Granted Tribal Citizenship Idaho Tribal Leaders Sound Off on DOI Nominee Dirk Kempthorne US
Energy and Wyoming Tribes Explore Alternatives to Oil Colville Confederated Tribes Vote on Open Pit Mining Measure Native American Voters Alliance Convention Explores the Voting Rights Act Hopi
Runners Make International Prayer for Peace in Mexico City Pombo Reacts to Testimony in Reservation-Shopping Hearing US Census Bureau Tests New Methods for Counting Natives Vandalized
Ojibwe Village Will be Rebuilt; Teen Suspects Appear Before Judge Minority Financial Aid Opening Up to White Students First Nation’s Band Denounces Blame for Death of Luna the Orca Whale Hopi
Runners Call for International Prayer for Peace Mashpee
Wampanoag Tribes Anticipates Federal Recognition Jackson, Jr. Quits Arizona’s Race for Congress UN
Decision Favors Western Shoshone Land Dispute Canada’s Prime Minister Appoints New Federal Judge Little
Shell Chippewa Tribe Announce Model Housing Initiative Revised Patriot Act Includes Aggressive New Legislation to Fight Meth Amphetamine The
State of the Tribes Address Calls on Lawmakers of Wisconsin Congressman Tom Cole Comments on Passage of Patriot Act Mayans
Turn to Quechan Tribe for Help to Stop Gold Mine Wisconsin Tribes Join Forces for Suicide Prevention Eastern
Band of Cherokees Debate "Free Press Act" South Dakota Senator Says Patriot Act Will Impact Indian Country A Push to Promote Professional Scientists and Engineers in Native America Northern
Paiute Activist Celebrated in Nevada Former
Senator John Edwards Explores Poverty Problems in Indian Country Tribal
Leaders for Indian Housing Protest Bush Budget Cuts Montana Turns to Court Workers to Reduce Native Prison Population Whale Shortage in Alaska Worries Native Hunters Winnebago Native Woman Appointed President of American Indian National Chamber of Commerce Tuesday,
February 28, 2006 Tribes Appeal Federal Decision in Snowmaking Case Chickasaw Congressman Tom Cole Addresses Tribal Leaders in DC Keweenaw
Bay Native Appointed to US Small Business Administration Bush Budget Hearing Addresses Spending for Tribal Programs Nez
Perce Youngsters Take Back Traditional Hunting Practices Native Youth and Elders Discuss Plans for Arizona’s Sacred Peaks Cherokee
Youngsters in North Carolina ‘Jump for Diabetes’ North Dakota Tribal and State Leaders Engage in Historic Meeting Senate
Committee on Indian Affairs Takes Bush Budget Review to Indian Country 'Native Network' Meetings Planned In Washington Aspen, CO Partners With Rosebud Reservation in Wind Power Venture Education
Opportunities Expand In Oregon for Native College Students Two Hopi Men Accused of Illegal Capture of Eagles White
Earth Land Recovery Project Tours the Southwest Nez Perce Tribe Criticize Idaho’s Wolf Reduction Plan First
Nations Leaders Take Educational Journey to Israel A Police Shortage Threatens Pine Ridge Reservation Native
Parents Allege Public School Officials Violated Civil Right’s of
Minnesota Indian Students Houlton
Band of Maliseet Announce Bio-Diesel Energy Plans Tribal Leaders Issue Trust Management Proposals to the Department of the Interior Fake Indian Art Prompts New Mexico Authenticity Plan Bald
Eagle Battles Back from Extinction The Department of Interior Meets With Tribes for Trust Management Regulations An Interview with Deborah Cavett, Executive Director, White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges and Universities Love, Native Style on Display at IAIA Monday,
February 13, 2006 Tribal Leaders Worry BIA Vacancies Threaten Indian Country Sacred
Run Sets Pace at Alcatraz Island Bush Budget Saves Rooms for Indian Arts and Crafts Ohio Historical Society Pushes to Dismantle Tribal Exhibit Federal
Government Investigates Hualapai Graveyard Looting Senators Weigh Limits on Indian Donations Native
All-Star Album Takes Grammy Award Western Band of Cherokees Adopt Drug Courts to Combat Addiction Who's
Favored for the Grammy in Native America? Red Lake Residents React to Federal Prosecutor Visit Columbia River Tribes Salmon Rights Questioned in Washington State Hoop
Dreams Come True for Canadian Hoop Dancer Tribal Educators Make Their Mark in California Education Summit Medical
Journal Focused on Native Aging Boosting Business on Indian Lands is Examined in Montana Maine Lawmakers to Review Wabanaki Confederal Language Preservation Bill
Thursday, February 2, 2006 Senate Indian Affairs Committee Considers Changes to the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act During A Recent Hearing Wisconsin
Tribe Pays Millions in Revised Casino Compact with State Cherokee
Inmate Wins Religious Right to Use Eagle Feather in Jail Pit
River Tribe Says No to a Geothermal Power Plant South Dakota Debates Funding for Tribal Colleges Oneida Nation May Soon See Their Cigarette Sales Go Up In Smoke Webcast
Brings Muscogee Creek Nation Together Democratic Senators in Indian Country Divided on Alito Vote Study Declares Economic Disparities a Factor in Native Youth Education Hi-Tech
Military Gadget Used for Language Preservation Aboriginal People's Address Violence in the First Nations NCAA
Says Natives Greatly Under-represented in Leadership Positions Cherokee Leader Joins Committee on Homeland Security BIA Issues New Rules to Protect Alaska Reindeer Herd Natives
in Virginia Publicly Criticize Film, The New World HUD
Home Loans Available to American Indians Aboriginal Voters Head to Polls in Canada's Federal Election Choctaw
Nation Awards Grants to Volunteer Firefighters in Oklahoma Canadian Candidates Vie for Aboriginal Vote for Next Week's Federal Election National Institutes of Health Sends SIDS Warning to Native Communities Canada's
Largest Wind Farm to be Built on the Labrador Metis Nation Warm Winter Swells Crisis in Western Canada Bush Administration to Assist Native Families with Home Heating Cost Wednesday,
January 18, 2006 Navajo Nation Signs Interim Deal with El Paso Natural Gas Cavett Named Next Leader for Tribal Colleges & Universities Ski
Resort Reaches Out to Northern Ute Tribes Arizona Lawmaker Proposes New Judicial Center for Tribes Venezuela
Supplies Low-Cost Heating Oil to East Coast Tribes Red Lake Residents React to Jourdain Sentence Navajo-Hopi
Tribes Seek Financial Boost from Energy Regulators Santa Clara Pueblo Artist Remembered for "Singing Her Stories Visually" Victory
for Native Voters in South Dakota; U.S. Supreme Court Secures Federal
Voting Rights Act Tribal Efforts to Stop a Ski Resort Proposal are Snowballed Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Chairman Publicly Apologizes for Abramoff Associations California
City Council Votes to Change a Street Name in Honor of American Indian
Activist A Michigan Tribe Gets the Green Light to Open A Casino Following a Federal Court Decision Students at a Tribal School in Washington Will Hold a Memorial For the Children Killed in the Asian Tsunami Last Year Pizza
Restaurant in Nome, Alaska Uses Pilots to Expand Delivery Area to Nearby
Villages Great Plains Tribal Leaders Sound Off On Tribal Trust Reform Gun Lake Tribe Reacts to Abramoff Lobbying Scandal Judge Proposes Hawaiian Mediation For Artifacts Dispute
Get Out the Vote Initiative Targets Canada's Aboriginal People Extension
Given to Tribes Seeking Billions in Trust From the Department of the Interior President Bush Signs Extension for Violence Against Women Act The Bureau of Indian Affairs Begins Development of New Regulations on Tribal Energy Resource Agreements Michigan
High School Basketball Team to be Featured in Reality TV series on the
Sundance Channel Massachusetts Tribe Braces for Potential Fallout from Ties to Jack Abramoff in Their Fight for Federal Recognition Power and Water is Revived for Northern California's Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation Dakota
Tribes Concerned Water Reserves May Dry Up A Texas Tribe is Seeking Millions Lost to Jack Abramoff Tribal
Firefighters Continue to Fight Texas and Oklahoma Fires Which has Claimed
Four Lives and Are Destroying Homes Still No Power for Some Tribes in Northern California Affected by Heavy Rains and Flooding A
Symposium will Look at Two Florida Tribes Thought to Have Practiced Cannibalism Volunteers Help Rebuild Home on the United Houma Nation in Louisiana During The Holiday Break Oregon
Coast Community College Add A New Course in Native American Literature
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