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Florida takes advantage of gap in blueberry market Wed Nov 2

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Woman behind Indian trust case remembered for grit Sat Oct 22

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Native American leader Elouise Cobell dies at 65 Mon Oct 17

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Native American leader Elouise Cobell dies at 65 Mon Oct 17

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Most land put in trust for tribes' quality of life Thu Oct 13

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On Energy, the Ute Tribe is the Future Thu Oct 6

Lincoln Brown

Despite being a sovereign nation, the Ute Tribe has a government without a tax base. And despite the carping that Conservatives do about taxes, even we realize that a certain level of taxation is necessary. Without a tax base, development of tribal land is of paramount importance. ... more
NM national monument reopens archaeological sites Mon Sep 26

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'Diversity Bake Sale' heats up debate at Berkeley Mon Sep 26

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Will the Kingdom Have a Candidate? Fri Jul 1

Lincoln Brown

Maybe by the time it is said and done, we will have a candidate, be it a Perry, a Bachman a Cain or a Paul who will speak truth to power and the American People. Lord knows we haven’t had someone like that in a while. Whoever has the guts to say that in a clear voice has my vote. ... more
Portrait of a Failed American City Sun Jun 5

Salena Zito

In a valley that curves along the Allegheny River is a tract of land built on opportunity, greed, and the bureaucratic nightmare of being one city in two nations. ... more
Geronimo! Or: What's in a Name? Mon May 9

Paul Greenberg

For once I find myself firmly, indignantly and thoroughly on the side of political correctness. ... more
It’s that TIME of the Season Mon Apr 25

Robert Knight

With spring in the air, all but the truly soul-dead feel the pull of not only natural but spiritual renewal. ... more
View of U.S. Shapes Lib/Con Divide Tue Apr 5

Michael Medved

An indignant Democrat of my acquaintance accuses conservatives of hypocrisy when they criticize President Obama for acting with caution and restraint in response to crisis. He accurately points out that caution and restraint represent core conservative virtues, and that most leaders on the right ripped the president during his first two years for pushing too fast for transformational change. ... more
Hispanics now outnumber Native Americans in Okla. Tue Feb 15

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Happy Starvation Day Wed Nov 24

John Stossel

Had today's political class been in power in 1623, tomorrow's holiday would have been called "Starvation Day" instead of Thanksgiving. ... more
Native American Farmers Shake the Public Money Tree Sat Nov 13

Carl Horowitz

Timothy Pigford’s gift keeps on giving. Taxpayers, unfortunately, aren’t likely to be in such a giving mood. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) last month announced a $760 million settlement of a civil suit in which American Indian farmers and ranchers claimed discrimination at the hands of USDA program administrators. The agreement follows similar out-of-court settlements this year with black and Hispanic plaintiff-farmers. ... more
Christian church, Native American tribe reconcile Fri Nov 27

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