The mask, featuring a design by Mdewakanton Dakota artist Cole Redhorse Taylor and worn by Minnesota Wild goaltender ...

This bond, profoundly spiritual and mystical, is reflected in the relationship Native American cultures have with spirit animals—beings that guide, protect, and share their wisdom with those who seek ...

The size of tips left by American restaurant-goers has shrunk in recent years. Across the country, the overall tipping average for restaurants came in at 18.8% in the third quarter of 2024 ...

Centuries of anti-Native American policies and colonization have upheld inequities between Native residents in Massachusetts and non-Native Americans, according to a new report that researchers ...

Native Americans face limited opportunities to grow their wealth in Massachusetts, according to a new report that aims to fill gaps from existing data with new insights from focus groups with ...

Proponents of a new site argued that when 2003 legislation created the Moccasin Bend National Archeological District, verbal commitments were made to the National Park Service and Native American ...

In a roughly 30-minute phone call Sunday afternoon, President Biden delivered difficult news to the families of three Americans held ... Glezmann is an Atlanta native who was detained while ...

A large number of movies are made every year, but there is a very small percentage that centers around the stories of Native Americans. This gaping difference has been acknowledged by Native American ...

From 2018-23, Native Americans were 415% more likely to be searched, but only 16% more likely to have contraband found. “I’m still troubled by the higher search rate of Natives.

Fox News host Jesse Watters connected dam removals requested by Native American tribes to California's wildfire crisis, saying Governor Gavin Newsom removed four dams “because the Native Americans ...

He tore more dams down -- four -- than anybody in the history of this country. Because the Native Americans told him to do it, because it would save some salmon. Now look at this.

Our long-time frenemies – the Americans (hey bae!) – seem to be taking over our English. For many Aussies, our linguistic border security is a matter of cultural and national urgency.