Tunica-Biloxi Chairman Joins U.S. Treasury Tribal Advisory Committee
Tunica-Biloxi Chairman Marshall Pierite joins the U.S. Treasury's Tribal Advisory Committee, amplifying tribal voices in federal tax policy.
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Muskogee Creek Nation Launches First Tribally Owned Medicare Plan
Muskogee Creek Nation makes history with Native Advantage, a tribally owned Medicare plan open to all reservation residents.
Court Affirms EPA's Authority Over Tribal Lands in Oklahoma
A court decision upholds the EPA's authority over tribal lands in Oklahoma, raising concerns about sovereignty and consultation.
Mapping the Future: Native Youth Lead Democracy Is Indigenous Campaign
Native youth lead the Democracy Is Indigenous campaign, using data to amplify voices in the 2026 elections.
Tenth Circuit Upholds Controversial Oklahoma “Midnight Rider”
The Tenth Circuit Court upholds a controversial Oklahoma provision impacting Pawnee Nation's land rights.
Trump Administration Reopens Alaska Lands to Bear Baiting
Trump administration lifts ban on bear baiting in Alaska national preserves, impacting tribal sovereignty and consultation.
Tribal Perspectives Needed on Proposed Census Rule
Tribal nations need to voice their perspectives on a proposed census rule by November 2, affecting representation and resource allocation.
Kaibab Paiute Tribe Seeks Legal Counsel to Navigate Sovereignty and Growth
The Kaibab Paiute Tribe seeks legal counsel to strengthen sovereignty and governance.
Jocelyn Benson Engages with Michigan Tribal Leaders on Sovereignty
Jocelyn Benson engages Michigan tribal leaders on sovereignty as midterm elections approach.
Senate Permitting Reform Bill Raises Concerns for Tribal Nations
With a Senate vote coming, tribal nations warn that the BAAJA could bypass crucial consultation processes, risking their sovereignty and treaty rights.
Federal Funding Cuts Hit Tribal Nations Hard: Brookings Report
Tribal Nations lose $470 million in federal funding due to DOGE cuts, affecting sovereignty and essential services.
Tribal Concerns Over National Archives Closures Demand Consultation
Native groups demand consultation over plans to close crucial National Archives facilities in Chicago and San Bruno.