An ancient approach to protecting nature is being revived in hopes of getting natural resources—and the people who depend on them—the protection they've always deserved.

In his new book, a Diné poet challenges the perception of a Native community.

The cost is counted in human lives.

Alaska’s health clinics were founded to help indigenous people like my family. Thanks to the FDA and Big Pharma, the clinics unwittingly enabled a crisis instead.

Colonizers once tried to erase indigenous culture. Now they exploit it.

Critics of the Massachusetts senator's DNA gaffe remain unsatisfied with her response—and the establishment media has no idea how to handle it.

The largest Native nation to share borders with the United States is finally claiming its right to representation.

A fortune built on exploiting the earth funds an empire dedicated to smothering free speech.

As important as it is for Native families, the battle over the Indian Child Welfare Act is about much more than just the kids.

Is the long-endured era of lip service from presidential candidates coming to an end for Native voters?

These polls keep getting reported as if this weren't a fatal methodological flaw.

For these women, environmentalism and women's rights are closely linked: Past drilling projects have resulted in increased assaults, cancer, and infertility.

Did Congress fail to legally abolish the Muscogee Creek Nation's reservation? The Supreme Court may have to answer that question.

The disturbing new film shows how Hollywood uses white women to generate empathy for the police.

Six years after the floods, indigenous Canadians are still homeless.

Forget Nixon. Trump is more like Andrew Jackson than Tricky Dick—and the consequences of his crimes will be far more devastating.

The veteran journalist discusses his new book, and uncovering one of the worst, unpunished crimes in modern American history.