Mary Annette Pember

Complaints surface across the U.S. on Election Day that valid tribal IDs can’t be used, advocates say

PERSPECTIVE: President Biden’s apology for the nation’s boarding school past is a first step toward healing for Native people

Voters in four states will decide whether to legalize marijuana for personal or medical use in the Nov. 5 election

Voters will decide whether to approve state constitutional amendments or other measures to guarantee women’s right to reproductive healthcare

President Joe Biden delivers an apology to Native people for the nation’s ugly history of Indian boarding schools

The president will be at Gila River Indian Community to acknowledge the trauma wreaked by U.S. forced assimilation policies *UPDATED

A surge in interest in Indigenous writings brings a wave of new authors

The Office of Army Cemeteries refuses to return some children’s remains if tribes won’t agree to certain military conditions *Correction

The final investigative report on federal Indian boarding schools sets out recommendations for helping Native communities heal from the abusive policies

Native leaders speak out about the GOP vice presidential nominee’s perspectives on Indigenous issues