The administration is punting on DAPL, raising questions about its commitment to tribal consultation and the climate crisis.

For decades, the federal government has helped the extractive industry exploit Indigenous lands. Instead, it could support tribes that want to say “no.”

The Republican senator, in turn, needs Alaska Natives. All new drilling policy needs to thread this needle.

Habitat loss and climate change are decimating the species. What can the U.S. learn from Oklahoma tribes’ efforts to restore their migratory path?

The congresswoman from New Mexico could make history if confirmed as head of the Department of the Interior. But there’s more to the story than that.

President Biden shouldn’t wait to pull the plug on oil projects that threaten Native communities and others around the globe.

Colorado River drought and water supply issues could soon affect 12 percent of Americans.

Joe Biden’s executive memorandum doesn’t go far enough.

Without congressional action, the Biden administration’s planned Day One revocation of the Keystone XL permit will be an important but temporary victory.

The fight for a copper deposit beneath sacred lands shows the extent of the government’s extractive greed.

The Supreme Court declined to consider a chemical company’s appeal, handing the Shoshone-Bannock tribes a rare victory against polluters.

Although the recent auction of Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling rights flopped, Biden’s team will have a tough time rolling back a strategy designed to survive a Democratic White House.

Bright young aspiring oil executives have more options than people trapped in a town with no jobs.

If there is a silver lining to 2020, it’s the reminder that even the toughest fights in Indian Country can have a happy ending.

The basis of all human life is now officially on the market. Call it the No Future futures index.

There is no way to separate the emergencies of the pandemic from the preexisting structural conditions forged by America’s legacy of broken trust responsibilities.

A state lawsuit against the Shinnecock Indian Nation tells a much bigger story about the forces stacked against Native self-determination.

The Republican governor has fueled South Dakota’s pandemic spiral, and she’s trying to take tribal nations down with her.

Native voters continue to be othered by the media, but the election results prove their vote has never been stronger.

Can the current ideological split among Native members of Congress—and electoral hopefuls—lead to anything like a unified front on issues impacting Indian Country?