RaeLynn Butler, Secretary of Culture and Humanities for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, highlights a month of reflection, ...

As we walked the trail back to his car, he bent to touch a soft tuft of blue grama grass, a drought-resistant native. It’s ...

Dakota Wicohan now has an office in Morton, Minn., and has expanded its offerings through cultural teachings and several programs.

To draw more attention to it, Fleischner gave it a more evocative name: the Mogollon Highlands ... who made a career of ...

Native American Heritage Month, observed each November, is a time to honor the rich histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples across North America. It’s both a celebration and a ...

Celebrated annually in November, Native American Heritage Month sheds light on the true history of our land — one that is ...

Long Island Democrat Rep. Thomas Suozzi penned a letter to President Trump on Sunday, imploring the commander in chief to push for the release of two American hostages taken by Hamas and presumed dead ...

This special report from the Chronicle of Philanthropy identifies the 100 nonprofits that earn the most support from individual Americans, private foundations, and corporate philanthropies. These ...

When I interviewed Detroit Anishinaabe rapper SouFy a few years back, what most struck me was his emphasis on not romanticizing Indigenous people as “sacred” or “traditional.” “We are also rappers, ...

America's population of seniors is expected to surge by 40% over the next 25 years — a shift that could spark a crisis of aging, as most people remain unprepared for longer lives, according to new ...

An American Airlines jet headed for New York City had to turn back around to Los Angeles on Tuesday, the airline confirmed. American Airlines flight 274 left Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) ...

From 1899 to 1933, the Hiawatha Asylum held hundreds of Native Americans—many without cause, care, or release. What unfolded inside was not treatment, but systemic cruelty Bernie Blasts Trump At 'No ...