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Deputy Chief Crittenden Honored by DAV
Commerce Over Culture at NMAI
Ray Halbritter Recognizes Suzan Harjo
Thrill Killing Cecil the Lion
Oil Leaked for 2 Weeks in Alberta Canada
Are We On the Rez Yet?
Video: Mashing Beans, Eating Squirrel
The Politics of Cigarette Litter
50 Provocative #DearNonNatives Tweets
Stranded Motorist Kills Crow Helpers
Cellmate Is Suspect in Death of Man
Amanda Blackhorse: NAJA Keynote Speaker
Fat Cat News; Mayan Mystery
Moose Deaths Blamed on Moose-Death Study
Native Language: Pathway to Traditions
30-year-long Dispute Over Fishing Territ
AIGC, Accounting Firm Create Scholarship
‘Rekindling Embers of Sovereignty'
AIANTA Announces Tourism Conference
Sage Bond, Navajo, Eyes 'American Idol'
Thing About Skins
Three Horseback Journeys Trace Paths of Imminent Pipeline Destruction
There’s a beauty in the breath of horses, fall mornings’ breath seen in the air, and the smell and sound of horses...
White House Snarls As Russia Gives NSA Whistleblower Snowden Asylum
Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency whistleblower, who has been stranded in a Russian airport since June 23 has been granted temporary asylum by Russia, and as The Washing...
Maduro Elected President in Venezuela, Will Allow Re-Count
The vote was close as both sides were confident in their positions, but in the end the acting Venezuela President, following the death of the late Hugo Chavez ended with a win Apri...
Indigenous Latin Americans Mourn the Death of Hugo Chavez
For some indigenous people of Venezuela, President Hugo Chavez was someone they could count on and love and many indigenous Latin Americans expressed those same feelings last week...
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez Dies Following Battle With Cancer
Just four months into his fourth term, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, died Tuesday from complications related to cancer. He was 58 years old...
A Massacre or Misinformation? Illegal Gold Miners Allegedly Murder Indigenous Peoples in Venezuela; Government Denies Attacks
Venezuelan officials have denied initial reports of a massacre of Yanomami people by illegal gold miners that allegedly occurred in early July and which, because of the remoteness ...
Dozens of Indigenous People Allegedly Killed by Gold Miners in Venezuela
Illegal gold miners from Brazil may have killed dozens of Yanomami people in a remote area of the Venezuelan Amazon, according to reports from an indigenous organization there...
Venezuela Returns More Land to Yukpa People in 2011
Part of the celebrations on the Day of Indigenous Resistance in Venezuela on October 12, 2011, included the announcement that the Federal Government was returning more than 39,000 ...
Indigenous Children in Venezuela Dying
For one Warao indigenous community in Venezuela the last 13 days have been filled with health issues...
Maka Indian chief Without a Male Heir
On April 19, indigenous people throughout Brazil, Paraguay and Venezuela, gathered to celebrate American Indigenous International Day...
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