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Exhibition Spotlighting Indigenous Roots of Lacrosse on View at Field Museum

Takapsicapi , Peekitahaminki , and Caabnąįkiisik are just a few names of the game played in North America long before French settlers arrived and gave it their own name: “lacrosse.” Lacrosse is the oldest sport in North America’s history. To people...

Building Pathways for Indigenous Public Health Leadership: DrPH and MPH programs to expand on Institute course offerings

The nation’s first Indigenous-focused Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) and a corresponding Indigenous concentration in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program will open for applications in 2026 at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public...

California Indian Nations College Sees Record Enrollment and Expands Its Cultural & Academic Impact

Palm Desert, California — California Indian Nations College (CINC), the only accredited tribal college in California in decades, is experiencing remarkable growth while making a profound impact on Indigenous education. Since its founding, CINC has...

The Land is Ready, But the Paper isn’t: Why Tribal Title Matters

Imagine, for a moment, that your Nation is collaborating with a renewable energy developer to construct a medium-scale solar farm on newly acquired trust land within its reservation boundaries. The Nation and developer agree on a lease, project...

Pundit Ann Coulter Condemned for Racist Remark: ‘We Didn’t Kill Enough Indians’

Choctaw Nation Chief Reflects on the Impact of McGirt Ruling, Five Years Later

American Indian College Fund President: 'Our Work Is Not Finished'

‘The money won't bring anybody back’ | Payments Will Increase for Radiation Victims, but Compensation Still Falls Short

Trump’s Immigration Theater Ignores Whose Land ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Really Is

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs Visits Oak Ridge Fire Command Post, Reaffirms Support for Navajo Nation Recovery Efforts

Cheyenne River Youth Project Showcases RedCan at Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Prepares to Kick Off 2025 Graffiti Jam This Wednesday, July 9

No Disrespecting the Flag

Native News Weekly (July 6, 2025): D.C. Briefs

"Jim Thorpe: Lit by Lightning" Director Chris Eyre: 'Thorpe was one of the greatest Americans to Ever Live.'

Navajo Nation Appoints Associate Justice Eleanor Shirley as Interim Chief Justice

WAPO's Dana Hedgpeth Selected as 2025 IJA-Medill Milestone Achievement Award Winner

“First Voices Radio” to Air Final Broadcast on Sunday, July 6, 2025

Still Here, Still Sovereign: Defending Our Lands and Our Future

Happy July Fourth From Your Friendly Local ‘Merciless Indian’

The Dilemma of the Fourth of July

American Pride Hits Record Low Ahead of Independence Day, Gallup Finds

The House of Representatives Votes in Trump's Cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and SNAP Program

Here’s How You Celebrate the 4th of July, According to Our Readers

Next on Bidaské: Why One of the World’s Most Influential Foundations Is Handing Over the Mic to Native Voices

Rep. Grijalva Pepper-Sprayed by ICE Agents During Restaurant Raid

‘A good stew is a story’ Blackfeet buffalo rancher shares Three Sisters Buffalo Stew recipe

National Indian Health Board Urges Congress to Extend Enhanced Premium Tax Credits

Exhibition Spotlighting Indigenous Roots of Lacrosse on View at Field Museum

Building Pathways for Indigenous Public Health Leadership: DrPH and MPH programs to expand on Institute course offerings

California Indian Nations College Sees Record Enrollment and Expands Its Cultural & Academic Impact

The Land is Ready, But the Paper isn’t: Why Tribal Title Matters

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