Native Americans

A spokesperson for the Tohono O’odham tribe called the footage disturbing.

President Donald Trump stressed the importance of being proud of the history of the United States during his Naval Academy commencement address Friday.

"What you're doing is perpetuating hatred and segregation and stereotypical views of Native American people.”

“Seeing a 7,000-year-old site that is so well preserved in the Gulf of Mexico is awe inspiring.”

“I’m absolutely heartbroken.”

New evidence reveals a previously unrecorded indigenous population and poses a major challenge to existing theories about the earliest Americans.

"I take it as a personal insult," a professor and Navajo Nation citizen told Newsweek.

Thanksgiving Day is still an ugly reminder of America's history for many Native Americans who choose to spend the day indulging in self-care and reflecting.

Don't shy away from difficult conversations this Thanksgiving. It's the dirty work democracy depends on.

Tribal leaders say the game this Thanksgiving will be especially offensive because of the holiday's ties to Native American culture. 

Jason Pero, an 8th grader, was walking down the street of his reservation late Wednesday morning when he was gunned down by police.

The motion also makes "Italian Heritage Day" an official holiday on October 12.

Pokanoket Tribe ends encampment to reclaim land on Brown University after coming to an agreement.

The Canadian prime minister spent most of his U.N. speech lamenting Canada's greatest shame.

One of Hollywood's top writers returns with 'Wind River,' shining a light on sexual abuse and the many women who disappear on America's Indian reservations.

Many indigenous communities hope to one day be granted legal authority to officially join the Paris Agreement.

The Northern Cheyenne Tribe said the administration lifted the moratorium on coal leases without hearing the tribe's concerns about the impact the coal-leasing program has on the tribe.

Lawyers for the Cheyenne River Sioux and the Standing Rock Sioux wanted Judge Boasberg to block construction with a temporary restraining order.

Legal experts agreed the tribe faces long odds in convincing any court to halt the $3.8 billion project led by Energy Transfer Partners LP, which could now begin operation as soon as June.

Protesters were set to gather in a number of U.S. cities on Wednesday, a day after the U.S. Army said in a legal filing it planned to cancel an environmental study and grant the final easement...

Safety is the strongest argument in favor of the Dakota Access Pipeline, as moving oil and gas by pipeline rather than rail is 4.5 times safer, a study shows.

Native American tribes are reclaiming their connection to the land—by making wine.

Tribes have energy, water, timber, fisheries, grazing lands and recreational land to pull them out of poverty.

Standing Rock Sioux leaders will erect structures and provide food for protesters, who say the pipeline would threaten their water and sacred lands.

What happened to California Native Americans in the mid-19th century was not all that different from what happened to Jews, Armenians or Rwandans.

The Grand Canyon ecosystem faces an onslaught of new uranium mining claims that would deface the canyon, including Native American sacred sites.

The vast majority of defendants do not have representation when they meet the prosecutor at their pre-trial meeting, when plea deals are offered.