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By: Elyse Wild
In the past few weeks, a tribal health care system partnered with a university to open the first medical school branch on the lands of a sovereign tribal nation; physicians urge parents to continue vaccines as recommended by their doctor, following a controversial executive order; as uranium mining ramps up and lawmakers bid for more funding for victims of radiation exposure, people on Navajo nation are still suffering the affects of the nation's first uranium boom.
By: Elyse Wild
WHITE MESA, Utah — On a hot April day, Malcolm Lehi maneuvered his Jeep Wrangler over a rough dirt road past junipers and sagebrush in search of Entrance Spring on land long connected to his tribe, the Ute Mountain Ute. This article was originally published in KFF News. The cool, mossy spring lies just across […]
By: Elyse Wild
Social media giant Meta (META.O), the company that owns Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, agreed today to pay up to $18 billion and strengthen child safety measures on its platform, ending a trial over claims that its products harmed children's mental health.
By: Elyse Wild
The FBI is putting up a minimum of $25,000 in reward money for six high-profile Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples' cases in hopes of garnering tips that lead to convictions.
By: Elyse Wild
Ahead of the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields Festival in Irvine, Cal., international pop star and Daisy Chain founder Olivia Rodrigo announced a $10
Later this month, a herd of buffalo will flow through the streets of New York in an art event honoring the animals that sustained many Native American tribes and once roamed the country in the tens of millions.
By: Elyse Wild
The Bureau of Indian Affairs Predatory Crimes Unit arrested a 25-year-old U.S. service member on multiple felony charges, including rape and kidnapping, stemming from the alleged sexual assault of a teenager on Cherokee Nation land in Oklahoma.
A federal agency made grant awards for tribal housing, and advanced inter-agency coordination to make home ownership achievable on tribal lands.
By: Elyse Wild
A new poll shows Utah voters want to restore protections for two national monuments drastically reduced by the Trump administration in July.
By: Elyse Wild
A new book by award winning author and journalist Annette McGivney examines a false sweat lodge ceremony that left three people dead.
