Court Rules to Cancel Energy Lease on Land Sacred to Tribes
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia on Tuesday reversed a judge's 2018 decision.
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Judge: US Must Release $679M in Tribal Virus Relief Funds
He says continued delay in the face of an exceptional public health crisis no longer is acceptable.
Report Highlights Voting Inequities in Tribal Communities
The report says online voter registration could be hampered by spotty or no internet service on reservations.
Task Force on Missing Native Americans Resumes Sessions
The group says it will meet a November deadline.
South Dakota Gov. Noem, Tribes in Virus Checkpoints Standoff
The standoff and potential legal fight comes amid longstanding tensions.
Treasury to Begin Distributing Virus Relief Money to Tribes
Tribes are relying on the money to stay afloat.
Tribes Have Yet to Get Share of $8B in Virus Relief Money
The agency says it will post details on its website, but nothing appeared as of Monday.
Tribes Say Persistent Efforts Pay Off in Massive Stimulus
The Navajo Nation in the U.S. Southwest has been hardest hit by the virus with more than 90 confirmed cases.
Judge: Tribe May Intervene on Dakota Access Pipeline Plan
A hearing is set for Nov. 13 in Linton on the proposed expansion.