What ongoing legal battles tell us about protections for religious freedoms and government consultation with tribes.
Tribes
‘Look for something white’
Discovering the North through its most iconic birds.
What the Navajo Generating Station will leave behind
Cleaner air, wounded economies.
Standing Rock is history repeating itself
We need to come to terms with our past and present treatment of tribes.
What will a Zinke-led Interior Department look like?
His priorities so far: energy, sportsmen access, park repairs & restoring public trust.
Indian Country cannot afford to close the door to Republicans
Tribal issues cut across party lines.
Latest: Oil equipment shipments won’t hit scenic Idaho road
New size restrictions will keep “megaloads” off the road.
7 things you need to know about Navajo Generating Station’s 2019 closure
The West’s coal giant is going down.
Army Corps drops further DAPL environmental review
The reversal was expected following Trump’s executive order.
Journalist arrested amid Dakota Access protests
Jenni Monet’s jailing raises concerns about press freedom and the First Amendment.
DAPL moves forward
The Acting Secretary of the Army has granted the easement necessary to finish the billion-dollar project.
Five ways Indian Country can challenge Trump’s policies
Practical pointers for resistance.
The BLM leases lands near Chaco Canyon for $3 million
The controversial parcels are the first auctioned online in New Mexico.
Breaking down Trump’s Dakota Access decision
The lawyerly memo sends a strong message to green light the pipeline.
How Standing Rock blew up
In a short time, a tribal concern became a massive movement.
Standing Rock’s men at war
By challenging our myths of the West and its warriors, Native men find their voice.
Was the Bears Ears designation a victory?
Despite compromise, the controversial monument’s opposition is riled up.
What Standing Rock meant for those who took part
Protesters from afar didn’t just take a stand in North Dakota — they brought the movement back home.
Interior cancels oil and gas leases in Montana’s Badger-Two Medicine
The Blackfeet Tribe fought for this decision for more than 30 years.
Seeking ancient lives in harsh lands
A review of “The Lost World of the Old Ones,” a voyage through Southwestern archaeology.
