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Judge halts death penalty case in New Mexico due to federal shutdown

A judge in New Mexico halted legal proceedings in a federal death penalty case because the U.S. government shutdown is impeding the defendant’s right to legal representation

The Independent UK

Deftones’ Chino Moreno once helped Max Cavalera bury Soulfly’s debut album on Native American ground to give it “Indigenous power”

“It was kind of crazy, but fun at the same time,” Cavalera says of the unhinged endeavour

Metal Hammer

Indigenous Peoples Day post revives debate over how the Alamo’s history should be told

The post from the official Alamo account was condemned by Republican Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, who said “woke has no place at the Alamo.”

The Texas Tribune

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Vatican will return dozens of artifacts to Indigenous groups in Canada as part of reconciliation

The Vatican is expected to soon announce that it will return a few dozen artifacts sought by Indigenous communities in Canada

The Independent UK

“We’re Indigenous people fighting for our culture”: Endorsed by Slipknot, collaborating with Gojira and battling colonialism – how Mawiza became the most important new metal band of 2025

Mawiza’s thumping groove metal celebrates the language and traditions of South America’s Mapuche Nation

Metal Hammer

Coroner describes ‘remarkable discovery’ of 4,000-year-old human skull in Indiana

The remains were found in June on the bank of the Whitewater River

The Independent UK

Top Venezuelan Official Calls International Community To 'Organize And Defend Our Country' From U.S. 'Aggression'

Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said the regime will take all international help it can get to counter what he described as an "aggression" from the United States

Latin Times

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Some Indigenous Peoples Day events strike conciliatory tone amid Trump's focus on Columbus

From Seattle to Baltimore, people in the United States are recognizing Monday as Indigenous Peoples Day

The Independent UK

Maduro Calls on South America's Indigenous Peoples to Defend Venezuela Against U.S.: 'We Are Indestructible'

The Venezuelan leader also ordered the expansion of Indigenous militia structures across the country, saying they were "ready to fight for the Republic"

Latin Times

Here’s how young Native Americans responded when Newman’s Own and Novo Nordisk let them grant $720K

Young Native Americans are leading efforts to combat food insecurity in tribal communities

The Independent UK

Everything You Need to Know About Columbus Day vs Indigenous Peoples Day — And Why It Still Divides America

Discover why America celebrates both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples Day on the same date, how the holidays began, and what's open or closed this year.

International Business Times UK

Woman long blamed for the fall of Aztec empire is now being viewed in a different light

She’s long be blamed for the fall of the Aztec empire. But Malinche is getting a re-brand

The Independent UK

A sacred lake, a Columbus statue, and an Indigenous people's long struggle for land

Before white settlers came to Onondaga Lake and the city of Syracuse grew along its shore, it was a sacred place for the Onondaga Nation

The Independent UK

Michael Barnes obituary

Documentary maker whose programmes for the BBC’s Horizon series focused on those suffering injustice and discrimination

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The Independent UK

Lumbee leader to join North Carolina statehouse as tribe's push for federal recognition picks up

The leader of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is set to join the state legislature

The Independent UK

Denver museum gets its massive 650-pound stolen buffalo back - 50 years after it went missing

The ‘missing’ taxidermied bison had remained within Colorado’s museum system for 50 years

The Independent UK

South American alliance orders Peru to crack down on mercury trafficking and illegal gold mining

A South American trade bloc has ruled that Peru is failing to curb illegal gold mining and mercury trafficking

The Independent UK

Embattled figure in Native American politics resigns as chairman of pueblo governors coalition

An embattled figure in Native American politics has resigned as chairman of the All Pueblo Council of Governors, days after his arrest on suspicion of driving while intoxicated

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The Independent UK

Federal shutdown hurts services for Native Americans and they worry worse is coming

Native Americans watched the shuttered government on Friday and braced for damage to their health care, education and infrastructure

GamesRadar

Echo returns in a new comic co-written by Taboo of the Black-Eyed Peas which gives her a new power that will "redefine her adventures in the Marvel Universe"

Check out a preview of interior pages from Echo: Seeker of Truth #1

Evening Standard

'African tribe' evicted from Scottish forest as mother calls for 'brainwashed' daughter's deportation

Three people, who claim they are from the ‘Kingdom of Kubala’, have been residing in woods near the town of Jedburgh after moving to the area last spring

The Guardian - UK

‘This is strength’: stories of enslaved Africans in Grenada will be made into searchable archive

Depths of Paradise project backed by British family and created by Stephen Lewis, a descendant of survivors

The Independent UK

Hegseth's decision on Wounded Knee medals sparks outrage in Native American communities

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has dashed the hopes of Native American communities that long sought the removal of military honors for the soldiers involved in the Wounded Knee Massacre

The Independent UK

Ernie Stevens Jr., chair of the Indian Gaming Association and Oneida Nation leader, has died

Ernie Stevens Jr., longtime leader of the Indian Gaming Association, has died at the age of 66

Radio France Internationale

Indigenous knowledge steers new protections for the high seas

For centuries prior to modern conservation efforts, indigenous communities cared for the oceans with a fundamentally different philosophy – treating marine environments as family rather than a commodity. With the UN High Seas Treaty set to come into force in January, their knowledge is being formally recognised in the governance…

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