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Native boy found safe after going missing for nearly 24 hours (August 20, 2014)

The boy apparently spent the night outside. He was found wearing just a t-shirt but does not appear to have suffered any injuries.

Bill introduced to extend recognition to Clatsop-Nehalem Tribe (August 20, 2014)

The Clatsop-Nehalem Restoration Act was introduced on July 28.

9th Circuit allows Lummi Nation to pursue fishing rights claims (August 20, 2014)

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals held that the tribe's usual and accustomed fishing grounds still need to be determined.

Still no word on Cobell payments as end of August approaches (August 20, 2014)

The final payment from the $3.4 billion Cobell trust fund settlement remains in limbo.

Mark Chavaree: Penobscot Nation fights to save namesake river (August 20, 2014)

Mark Chavaree, a member of the Penobscot Nation, explains why the tribe is defending its right to the Penobscot River:

Albert Bender: US-backed genocide in Guatemalan spurs exodus (August 20, 2014)

Albert Bender discusses how genocide of the Maya people on Guatemala has contributed to the border crisis in the United States.

Wind River Reservation students enjoy back-to-school haircuts (August 20, 2014)

Dozens of students on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming are getting free back-to-school haircuts.

St. Regis Mohawk Tribe gains support for land claim agreement (August 20, 2014)

The tribe hopes to add about 4,800 acres to its reservation by acquiring land from willing sellers.

Delaware Tribe to discuss plans for land with officials in Kansas (August 20, 2014)

The tribe owns about 90 acres near Lawrence but long-term plans haven't been determined.

Review: Native man serves as anti-hero in 'Winter In The Blood' (August 20, 2014)

The New York Times reviews Winter In The Blood, starring Chaske Spencer as an Indian man in Montana.

Mark Rogers: One more day with post-traumatic stress disorder (August 20, 2014)

Gulf war veteran Mark Rogers shares his struggle with posttraumatic stress disorder.

Sandra Fox: Fixing the education system for our Indian children (August 20, 2014)

It is encouraging that more and more individuals, groups, tribes, and government officials are recognizing the need for major change in Indian education.

Eyapaha Today: J. Waylon Miller leads Friends of Cesar Romero (August 20, 2014)

Friends of Cesar Romero is the one-man-band brain child of Rapid City’s own J.Waylon Miller, formally of The Reddmen fame

Native Sun News: Oglala Sioux Tribe gears up for uranium battle (August 20, 2014)

As the Oglala Sioux Tribe prepared to testify against proposed foreign uranium mining and milling in Black Hills treaty territory, the mining proponent was facing a deadline for turning a chunk of its company over to a new Canadian business partner.
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