Some highlights from the second day of the National Congress of American Indians 2016 executive council winter session in Washington, D.C.

During ICTMN’s search for effective solutions to the problems of rehabilitation of sex trafficking survivors in Indian country, the most immediate dilemma faced by most women was finding a safe place to stay, or a place that would have them without placing potentially onerous demands on their psychological state.

Senator Sanders is the first presidential candidate so far to really address Native Americans and their issues.

The Constitution vests in the President the power to appoint judges to the Supreme Court. It’s a duty that I take seriously, and one that I will fulfill in the weeks ahead.

The two tribes that share the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming are battling over jointly administered programs.

Unlike most counties in South Dakota, Oglala Lakota County does not have an abundance of tax revenue to spend on civil services.

The Senate Judiciary Committee said it won't hold hearings until a new president is sworn into office in January 2017.

The real estate mogul walked away with nearly 46 percent of the vote in what the Republican party said was a day of record turnout.

Three panels will discuss ways to improve justice systems in Indian Country by focusing on law enforcement, courts and re-entry and recidivism.

If Indians attend to what this man is saying, they will see what little they have left at the mercy of persons with no pretense of treaty obligations or awareness of the double-dealing that brought us to this pass.