An unusual experiment featuring equal parts science and Native American capitalist ambition is unfolding. Read more
Columnist
Last month I had to run for my life from a burning building carrying
two hefty cats in their carriers in my bare feet on cold gravelly
pavement. Read more
The Arts
Their promo says “Resistant Culture is. . .tribal music that has weaved
the indigenous flute, rattle, tribal drum and chant into an organic and
flowing tapestry with extreme contemporary punk and metal.” Read more
Washington,
D.C. (AP) – The Senate on May 19 confirmed Larry EchoHawk, a former Idaho
Attorney General and state legislator, to be assistant secretary of Indian
affairs at the Department of the Interior. EchoHawk (Pawnee) vowed to make
education, public safety and economic development top priorities at the Bureau
of Indian Affairs.
“Larry EchoHawk
has spent his life working on behalf of American Indian communities,” Interior
Secretary Salazar said in a press release. “He is a dedicated public servant
with excellent leadership abilities and the legal expertise and legislative
experience to help us carry out President Obama’s commitment to build stronger
Indian economies and safer Indian communities.”
An unusual experiment featuring equal parts science and Native American capitalist ambition is unfolding. Read more
Last month I had to run for my life from a burning building carrying
two hefty cats in their carriers in my bare feet on cold gravelly
pavement. Read more 
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