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The Wrap

President Joe Biden prepares to board Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House, Friday, June 25, 2021, en route to Camp David in Thurmont, Maryland. (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

The Wrap: Fossil fuel tradeoff

By ICT23 hours ago

Cheers went up as gaming officially began at 9 p.m. Pacific Time Wednesday, April 27, 2022, at the grand re-opening of the Palms Casino Resort. The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians made history with the opening, becoming the first to own and operate a resort in Las Vegas. (Photo by Stewart Huntington for Indian Country Today)

The Wrap: Record year for Indian gaming

By ICTAug 10, 2022

The Wrap: Emerging Indigenous filmmaker

By ICTAug 8, 2022

(Photo courtesy of Tennessee Rep. Bryan Terry)

The Wrap: A daily roundup of today’s top stories

By ICTAug 4, 2022

Voters emerge from Sabathani Community Center after casting their ballots during municipal elections Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021, in Minneapolis. Voters in Minneapolis are deciding whether to replace the city’s police department with a new Department of Public Safety. The election comes more than a year after George Floyd’s death launched a movement to defund or abolish police across the country.(David Joles /Star Tribune via AP)

The Wrap: Navajo Nation election, latest primaries #NativeVote22

By ICTAug 3, 2022

Four traditional Lakota singers face a hillside in Rapid City, South Dakota, while shooting a scene for a new documentary film, "Remembering the Children," which premieres Saturday, July 30, 2022, in Rapid City. The film honors the memory of the 50 children who died at the Rapid City Indian Boarding School, many of whom are believed to be buried on the hill. (Photo courtesy of "Remembering the Children" production)

The Wrap: ‘Remembering the Children’

By ICTAug 1, 2022

Local communities have been banned for three months from entering mangrove forests like this one in Sundarban in Bangladesh, shown in 2009, to protect wildlife during breeding seasons. But 59 people were arrested in the forest in June in an attempt to feed their families. (Photo by Alamgir Hossain/USAID Biodiversity & Forestry via Creative Commons)

The Wrap: Apologies, arrests and accolades

By ICTJul 27, 2022

PAPAL VISIT Pope gives address

The Wrap: The long awaited apology

By ICTJul 26, 2022

Tim Giago, founder of ICT and co-founder of the Native American Journalists Association, gives the keynote speech at the National Native Media Conference hosted by the Native American Journalists Association in Minnesota on September 16, 2019. Giago is Oglala Lakota. The archived photo shows the NAJA founding executive committee (L to R): Loren Tapahe as vice president, Mary Polanco as secretary, Anita Austin as treasurer, and Giago as the first president. (Photo by Jourdan Bennett-Begaye, ICT, file)

The Wrap: Oglala journalist, free press advocate dies at 88

By ICTJul 25, 2022

Artwork by Fritz Scholder, "Possession on the Beach," is part of a new exhibition, “Water Memories,” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York that looks at what water means to Indigenous people. It is the first exhibit curated by the museums first Patricia Marroquin Norby, Purépecha, the new Indigenous associate curator of Native American art in The Metropolitan’s American Wing. A new "Water Memories exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City includes a hand-embroidered denim jacket featuring a thunderbird, which represents rain. The jacket, owned and stitched by Rick St. Germaine and his mother, is on loan for the exhibit. The exhibit continues through April 2, 2023. (Photo courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art)

The Wrap: Indigenous news from The Met to the Amazon

By ICTJul 22, 2022

The Native American Basketball Invitational in Phoenix, Tuesday, July 19, 2022. (Dalton Walker, ICT)

The Wrap: Native talent on the court and in film studios

By ICTJul 21, 2022

U.S. athlete Rebekah Howe, Crow Creek Sioux, throws the ball in the petanque finals on July 12, 2022, at The World Games in Birmingham, Alabama. Howe won a silver medal and set a U.S. record for most points scored in petanque by men or women competitors. (Photo by Martin Creative Captures/Dustin Massey Studios, courtesy of The World Games 2022)

The Wrap: A silver medal

By ICTJul 20, 2022

Members of the Sicangu Oyate Ki Iyanka running club spoke at the memorial ceremony held on July 14, 2022 on the Rosebud reservation. Each runner wore an orange t-shirt with “Remembering the Children, Every Child Matters, Pray for Healing 2022” printed on the front. (Photo by Vi Waln, ICT)

The Wrap: Best of the week

By ICTJul 15, 2022

Cropped to 16x9: Jim Thorpe, Sac and Fox, in Carlisle Indian School track uniform, running at Stockholm in Olympic track practice. (Photo courtesy of Cumberland County Historical Society)

The Wrap: Olympic records restored

By ICTJul 14, 2022

The chamber of the House of Representatives is seen at the Capitol in Washington, Monday, Feb. 28, 2022. President Joe Biden will deliver his State of the Union speech Tuesday night to a joint session of Congress and the nation. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

The Wrap: Alaska’s complex election season

By ICTJul 13, 2022

The doctoral hood is conferred for Vicki Young, who was among four graduates at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to receive the nation's first doctorate in First Nations Education during graduation ceremonies in May 2022. With Young are, from left, Dr. Pieter deHart, associate vice chancellor for graduate studies and research; and Dr. Lisa Poupart and Dr. J.P. Leary, who are part of the First Nations Studies program. (Photo courtesy of Daniel Moore/University of Wisconsin-Green Bay)

The Wrap: Indigenous education advances

By ICTJul 12, 2022

Laura Harris, left, and her mother, LaDonna Harris, center, join Bobbie Kilberg in discussing the events that led up to President Richard Nixon's announcing the return of Blue Lake to the Taos Pueblo on July 8, 1970. A celebration was held July 8, 2022, in Taos, New Mexico, to celebrate the decision more than 50 years ago. Kilbert was a White House Fellow at the time, and LaDonna Harris was the wife of U.S. Senator Fred Harris of Oklahoma, who was involved in the discussions. (Photo by Mark Trahant/ICT)

The Wrap: ‘Blue Lake Day’

By ICTJul 11, 2022

Katsenhaienton Lazare, a Bear Clan Mohawk of the Haudenosaunee, welcomed delegates to the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues on April 25 with a 30 minute speech in Mohawk language. (Photo by Jenna Kunze for Native News Online)

The Wrap: What is the Escazú Agreement?

By ICTJul 8, 2022

Signs for the upcoming protest hosted by the Shinnecock Nation and Long Island Progressive Coalition. (Photo by Jeremy Dennis)

The Wrap: Shinnecock Nation tribal citizens, allies to rally

By ICTJul 7, 2022

Indigenous representatives from Brazil in the metro after a protest outside Paris courthouse, in Paris, Thursday, June 9, 2022. Environmental groups and representatives of Brazil's Indigenous community are protesting Thursday outside the main Paris courthouse, urging a quick trial for a French supermarket chain accused of selling beef linked to deforestation and land grabs in the Amazon rainforest. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

The Wrap: Indigenous stories from across the globe

By ICTJul 6, 2022

Cacique Panchito, longtime chief of La Rancheria Indigenous community in Guantanamo, Cuba, is shown in 2016 with his wife, Reina, third from the left, and four daughters. (Photo courtesy of José Barreiro/Caribbean Indigeneity Project)

The Wrap: ‘Taking orders and causing trouble’

By ICTJul 5, 2022

Pictured: The Supreme Court building, Washington D.C.

The Wrap: Tribal sovereignty in Oklahoma weakened

By ICTJun 29, 2022

Davidica Little Spotted Horse is a heavy metal musician, song writer, mother and grandmother. She lives on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Photo by Mary Annette Pember

The Wrap: Music on her terms

By ICTJun 28, 2022

Congress, U.S. Capitol

The Wrap: Latest on Alaska’s US House race

By ICTJun 27, 2022

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