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The Navajo CARES Act Hardship Assistance Program increased the enrollment numbers by more than 93,000 citizens

The Treasury Department announced the launch of the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds program.

Three tribes sued over the methodology, alleging they were shortchanged by millions because tribal enrollment figures were higher than those reflected in federal data

Native high school students continue to battle for the right to wear eagle feathers and regalia at commencement

In 2018, Verna Volker, Navajo, launched Native Women Running on Instagram

More than a hundred tribes were terminated by the United States — and not one after the Colville people voted against the idea

Update: Many in Indian Country woke up Thursday to a blank Instagram page as their posts from less than 24 hours before, related to the missing and murdered Indigenous women epidemic, vanished; Instagram announced the problem had been solved Thursday evening

The 1980 Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act effectively allows the state to treat tribes as municipalities much to the frustration of tribes who want the same sovereignty enjoyed by federally recognized tribes

Oklahoma tribe changes its name to coincide with its ‘new era as an affirmed reservation’ after the McGirt decision

The National Park Service officials say bison have been trampling on archaeological and other resources, and spoiling the water

‘It’s going to be a great test’

'I have the highest regard for Pearl'

‘Native women and men still struggle from the effects of colonization, marginalization and assimilation and our shared trauma’ #MMIWG

A list of events, campaigns and artists recognizing National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls, May 5

About 10 percent of New Mexico children are Native American and often confront major barriers to online and in-person learning

'Today we recognize something which we have denied for a long time, the wrongs and injustices committed against the Mayan people'

A children’s book and upcoming series by Tlingit writer Alyssa London challenge misconceptions about Indigenous identity

Travel to the European Union is currently extremely limited except for a handful of countries with low infection rates

Oregon tribes are reintroducing a species that creates important habitat for First Foods. But the Beaver State's laws don't work in the animal's favor.

The impact the virus is having on casinos and the communities they fund

With income from sequestering carbon in its forests, the tribe has supported youth programming, housing, road improvement, and businesses development

Updated: Gunman kills 2, wounds 1 at Oneida Nation casino; gunman also killed

Stress, anxiety, depression and decreased human interaction all play a role in the development of negative body image