To truly become a more equal society, look to our youth, the ‘nones.’
Justice
Notes on what is fluid and flowing, even if emphemeral.
The professor and leader leaves a legacy in Indigenous advocacy.
The lawsuit alleges the agency isn’t conducting environmental assessments before renewing grazing permits.
There are still many ways to shut down major polluters — including some options the agency isn’t using.
After suing the Canadian corporation for negligence, the tribe was recently awarded $595,000.
Four federal Indian law experts digest the Supreme Court’s ‘shocking‘ decision to grant state governments the power to prosecute crimes in Indian Country.
Remembering Japanese internment on a journey to Heart Mountain as Roe falls.
Three years ago, the Supreme Court upheld the Crow Tribe’s off-reservation hunting rights. But treaty hunters in Wyoming still risk prosecution, even as non-Natives poach wildlife on tribal land with impunity.
‘There are waters I’ve wanted to fish for 50 years, and I’ve been denied the use of a state-owned resource.’
The owner of a wood treatment plant is trying to walk away from its mess in West Eugene, Oregon. Neighbors say, not so fast.
People living in Wilmington, California, experience higher levels of illness and ailing mental health.
Water experts say the $500 million project won’t really do anything to help the Cornhusker State’s water supplies. What’s going on?
As the Cherokee Nation’s first female chief’s image is minted onto a coin, her full humanity should be examined.
How last year’s record-breaking heat wave caused misery and chaos for Washington’s incarcerated population — and why it’s set to happen all over again.
Rocky Mountain teens sue over fossil fuel-friendly policies.
Aimee Towi Mae Tang’s Chinese American family never talked about the past. She decided to change that.
The gauntlet leaves those nations in an unjust state of limbo.
The Colorado River Interim Guidelines will expire in 2025, and Indigenous officials like Daryl Vigil are pushing to replace them with a more inclusive framework.
Indigenous nations have been an afterthought in U.S. water policy for over a century. That was all part of the plan.
A Washington methane gas project is compounding a crisis of tribal consultation, pension funds and national immigration practices.
Oregon’s horse racing authority acknowledged the Oregon Department of Justice’s opinion, but the Flying Lark isn’t folding just yet.
‘We believe you. You are courageous.’
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