The Latest Breaking News on Native America

Indigenous asylum seekers from Latin America often face language barriers and discrimination on their journey to the US.

Republican leaders in Oklahoma are grumbling publicly that Gov. Kevin Stitt’s hostile posture toward Native American tribes is costing the state money and are considering pushing him out of tribal negotiations altogether

Support for the 1993 law wanes as religious liberty clashes with LGBT rights and abortion advocacy.

No children's remains have not been found after a two-week archeological dig near the site of a former Native American boarding school in Nebraska

Activists in Seattle climbed up a tree to prevent its removal on a construction site for new homes

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said Mr Melanson skewed listed drivers as Native Americans, when in reality they were other ethnicities

Translation into Nheengatu hailed as a historical moment for the country and its native populations

In Manipur, three women were stripped and paraded by a mob in May. Police have now registered a case of gang-rape and abduction and will soon make arrests.

“Nutshimit,” which means “the interior of the land,” is Innu poet Joséphine Bacon’s favourite word because it is intimately linked to Innu identity. Nutshimit, the place where the Innu soul is deposited, is what created the links with the land that have ensured the survival and cultural and social development…

An Arizona woman thought she was doing the right thing.

In the U.S., most consumers take clean and available fresh water for granted, and water usually becomes front-page news only when there’s a crisis. And the past year has seen its share of water-related crises, whether it’s the effects of a prolonged drought in the U.S. Southwest or floods that…