Here are this past week’s top 10 stories ending October 06, 2018.

Top 10

1. Social media erupts - RCMP say dead Native woman found in ditch 'not suspicious'
2. Black Eyed Peas to join Redbone at First Los Angeles Indigenous Peoples Day
3. ‘Our relatives are calling for help’ - Northwest Tribes stand up for dying Orcas
4. #CancelYandy? Company pulls ‘Sexy Handmaid’ costume but keeps ‘Sexy Indian’ line
5. Grammy winner Taboo from the Black Eyed Peas - An Indian Country Today interview
6. Take That Columbus! Fourth Annual Indigenous Peoples Day celebration in New York
7. Interior denies Mashpee trust land: ‘You do not meet definition of an Indian’
8. "It took 418 years to get here" Interior Secretary Zinke recognizes 7 VA Tribes
9. Top 10 Stories: What Indian Country read this past week as of Sep 29, 2018
10. 60 cities & growing! A list of Indigenous People's Day celebrations this weekend

Top 5 Archives

1. Actor, ‘Medicine Man’ Chasing Horse Banished From Fort Peck
2. The True Story of Pocahontas: Historical Myths Versus Sad Reality
3. Native American Student Proves Traditional Chokecherry Pudding Is Medicine
4. Natural Pain Relief: 9 Alternatives to Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen or Aspirin
5. Native History: Rigged Trial Sentenced Modoc Leader Captain Jack to Death

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