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Panel Discusses Regional Resolutions Calling For Obama Native Nations Policy

NIGA Chairman Ernie Stevens Jr praises Jefferson Keel's State of Indian Nations Address

President Obama’s Speech is Relevant for Indian Country Regarding Business and Jobs Growth.

Summit Brings Together Tribal Leaders on Eve of White House Tribal Nations Conference.

Raider Publishing International presents Tribal Warriors at the Last Frontier by Benny Leo.

Discover hidden links about the foundational understanding of the Old Testament and how it relates so much to the genuine truth of New Testament. You will be amazed at how well the two eras complement each other. This is pointed out in this book.

Raider Publishing International announces the release of Waililng Dunes by Vusi Buthelezi

An online course called "Indigenous Nations of Montana" begins Aug. 30 through Montana State University

The Last Keeper: The Phoenix Warrior Trilogy - Part One - By Jonathan D. Hall - From the rugged mountains, impassable for savage tribes and ferocious cave apes, to enchanted valleys with crystal flowing rivers.

Ghanaians from five tribes in Ghana submit DNA samples in hopes of finding ancestoral clues and ties to their African American cousins.

On the eve of important White House meeting with Tribal Leaders, USDA press release celebrates increase in Native American Farmers but omits information provided in an earlier report that explained the dramatic increase in the numbers as erroneous.

From the rugged mountains, impassable for savage tribes and ferocious cave apes, to enchanted valleys with crystal flowing rivers, Part One of the Phoenix Warrior trilogy will keep you on the edge of your seat wanting more.

"i'm in love with somone who wants to kill me...that's not exactly normal"

Knight Investments LLC looked at the recent Announcement of $132 MILLION in Recovery Act Funds To Improve Native American & Alaskan Housing in an effort to Spur Economic Development

Federal grants and Economic Recovery Act Opportunities for Tribes, hosted by Institute for New England Native American Studies and the Massachusetts Commission on Indian Affairs

Anthropologists of the Geneva-based Africa Research Institute (ARI) discovered an unknown tribe in the Mid-African Democratic Republic of Congo.