Half of Oklahoma is set to become tribal reservations, but what does that mean for crimes committed on those lands?
Items by Graham Lee Brewer
Author Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz puts armed ‘reopen’ protests in their historical context.
Documents show the Oklahoma governor’s connections to the tribe may have originated in an act of fraud more than 100 years ago.
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s demands for more money from Indian casinos have sparked a bitter feud with economically powerful tribes — including his own.
Markwayne Mullin, who is hard-right and white-passing, may not seem like an Indigenous lawmaker, but he’s no anomaly.
Physicality and communication are key elements at the Choctaw Nation’s annual tournament.
Dozens of Native American-themed costumes are no longer available online.
The private college redefined Indigenous art but faces financial and infrastructure challenges today.
Saturday’s election in the largest Native American tribe could shape policy and law in tribal communities across the country.
Indigenous oral histories have often been recorded and sold without permission.
Misclassification of race on death certificates underestimated opioid and heroin overdose deaths among Native Americans by 40 percent in Washington state.
Poor data collection by law enforcement creates a significant hurdle to understanding the crisis.
Tommy Orange deftly captures the urban-Indigenous experience in his debut novel.
San Juan County’s Navajo population has lived for decades with a minority white government. This election could change that.
Indian Country News undergoes a transition from the analytical to the multi-faceted.
Tribal members positioned to help Border Patrol are getting run down by its agents.
The hit series both relies on and pushes against stereotypes of the mythological West.
Tara Sweeney, an Inupiaq woman from Alaska, could become the second Native woman to head Indian Affairs.
U.S. cultural protection laws fail to respect Indigenous lives.
The Supreme Court will now decide whether the reservations of five tribes still exist.
Discrimination against two young Mohawk men at Colorado State University highlights an all-too-common misunderstanding.
Will Marvel’s Snowguard, an Inuk teen, break stereotypes?
The response to a disproportionate problem is falling short.
Yes, tribal nations are sovereign, but the U.S. still has obligations for their wellbeing.
A bill exempting tribal nations from labor regulations fails in the Senate.
What we learned about accountability from a nine-month investigation into #NoDAPL.
National Geographic addresses inclusion but has further to go on Native representation.
More tribal nations are returning to traditional views that accept and honor LGBTQ members.
Candidates and organizers think now is the time for Indigenous lawmakers.
Why we’re investigating high rates of discrimination and assault at the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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