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Lumbee Tribe Wins Full Federal Recognition as Trump Signs Defense Bill

Recognition opens access to federal services, with implementation to follow through Interior.

Judge Denies Bid to Shut Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Center

Senate Passes Defense Bill Granting Federal Recognition to the Lumbee Tribe

Lawsuit Seeks to Block BLM-Approved Oil Exploration in Alaska’s Arctic

Salmon Reappear in Russian River Upper Basin and Alameda Creek After Passage Fixes

Denmark Agrees to Compensate Greenlandic Women for Decades of Involuntary Birth Control

Lumbee Federal Recognition Folded Into NDAA as House Vote Nears

Greenland Hosts U.S. Joint and Permanent Committee Meetings in Nuuk as Ambassador Howery Makes First Visit

Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Reclaims 900 Acres on Yosemite’s Western Edge

Genetic Study Dates First Settlement of Australia to 60,000 Years, Via Two Routes

Study Documents Wolf Hauling Crab Trap by Buoy Line in Possible First for the Species

Study Details 60-Tool Aboriginal Cache Near Boulia, Suggesting Planned Trade

New CPW Map Shows Collared Wolves Reaching Watersheds That Touch Metro Denver

Wolves Pull Crab Traps on B.C. Coast, Raising Questions About Animal Tool Use

Critics Say Newsom, Trump Heritage Messages Overlook Tribal Sovereignty as Repatriation Rules Take Hold

Study Warns Rio Grande–Bravo Is Two Dry Winters From Major Shortages

Video Shows Coastal Wolf Hauling Crab Trap, Raising Tool-Use Question

Archaeologists Map 16 Ancient Canoes in Lake Mendota, Oldest Is 5,200 Years Old

Peer-Reviewed Study Confirms Wolves Hauling Crab Traps in B.C., Fueling Debate Over Tool Use

John Main Elected Nunavut Premier as MLAs Choose David Joanasie Speaker