Pexels - Pixabay / Canva With Strawberry Picking Season Upon Us, Here Are Some Fun Facts About This Yummy Fruit Strawberries have a fascinating past, and the benefits they continue to offer humans make them an essential summer treat. By Dixie Sandborn, Michigan State University Extension June 6, 2024
Frazer Harrison / Getty ImagesCommentary Police Department Releases Statement After Young 'Yellowstone' Spinoff Actor Found Dead: 'None of Us Could Have Imagined This' Local police released a statement regarding the death of Native American actor Cole Brings Plenty, and only increased suspicions of racism. By Allison Anton April 11, 2024
AP / Elise Amendola For Navajo and Hopi Tribes, There's No Time Like the Present "In reality, it probably would be a lot easier for everybody if we all stayed on the same time. But I take it as being unique." By The Associated Press March 8, 2024
Chip Somodevilla / Getty ImagesCommentary Biden's Ill-Timed Demand to Pass the 'George Floyd Justice in Policing Act' Blows Up in His Face Democrats will always choose George Floyd over Laken Riley because they have branded lies as truth and evil as good for nearly 200 years. By Michael Schwarz March 1, 2024
Orlin Wagner / AP Native American Tribes Now Have Power to Veto Hydropower Projects Native American tribal governments have been handed new power that will impact plans for hydroelectric projects. By Jack Davis February 24, 2024
@EndWokeness / X screen shotCommentary Just In: 9-Year-Old Chiefs Fan Who Was Targeted by Deadspin Will Sue Company The far-left outlet maliciously targeted a child for being proud of both his Native American heritage and his team for celebrating it. By Johnathan Jones February 7, 2024
@TheDakotaScout / X screen shotCommentary South Dakota Governor Banned from Sioux Reservation After Her Remarks on the Border So, the leader of a sovereign Indian tribe has the power to ban a sitting governor, but the entire U.S. government won't secure a border? By Joe Saunders February 4, 2024
John Minchillo / APCommentary Museum of Natural History Closing Native American Exhibits After Biden's New Rules Kick In The revised rules require museums and federal agencies to get tribal consent before displaying Native American artifacts. By Rachel M. Emmanuel January 28, 2024
SYCSDWarriorTV / YouTube screen shot Newly Elected School Board Deals Immediate Blow to 'Cancel Culture' by Reinstating Controversial Logo A Pennsylvania school board has made a stand that one supporter described as a bold action to defy cancel culture. By Jack Davis January 23, 2024
Chandan Khanna - AFP / Getty ImagesCommentary Osage Nation's Victorious War Cry After Judge Rules Wind Farm on Tribal Land Must Be Dismantled: 'This Is Our Homeland' Native people in Oklahoma won a major victory against so-called renewable energy when a judge ruled against a wind farm on their land. By Warner Todd Huston January 20, 2024