Darren Thompson

Lily Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio in 'Killers of the Flower Moon.'

Saint Paul, MN — On Monday, December 18, the Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld a key air permit issued by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for a proposed copper-nickel mine formerly known as PolyMet. The company — NewRange Copper Nickel — views the decision as a victory as it attempts to build the first mine for copper, nickel and other precious metals in Minnesota. Environmental groups and the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians filed a lawsuit to overturn the permit, saying that the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) failed to consider if the company would expand its operations and thus produce more emissions.

The Daily Yonder looks at the cultural and local impact from Martin Scorsese's latest film retelling a dark chapter in Oklahoma's past.

The 81st Golden Globes Awards, one of the film industry's most prestigious annual awards celebrations, was one for the history books.

Paramount Pictures Osage history comes to Hollywood in 'Killers of the Flower Moon' With a $23 million opening weekend at the U.S. box office, "Killers

The last several years have brought unprecedented Indigenous cultural representation to worldwide audiences through mainstream media, and with that

Las Vegas—On Sunday, February 11, a group of Native people demonstrated near an entrance at the Super Bowl, where some say Kansas City’s continued use of the “Chiefs” is racist. It is the second consecutive year that Kansas City has appeared in the Super Bowl, and opposition to the “tomahawk chop”, an act some say mocks Native culture and must change, continues.

Denver, Colorado — Youth representing the International Indigenous Youth Council’s (IIYC) Oglala Lakota Chapter were told they would be banned from attending the 48th Annual Denver March Powwow if they demonstrated solidarity with Palestine. It’s one of the first documented instances where pro-Palestinian messages were prohibited at a Native American cultural event.

Hollywood—When Norma Baker-Flyinghorse originally designed Quannah Chasinghorse's red dress she wore on the red carpet for this year's Oscars, it was for a separate function a year ago.

In delivering the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)’s decision of 3 October to impose a £750,000 fine on the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) for a significant data breach, John Edwards, the Information Commissioner, described the incident as the worst his office had encountered in terms of its security implications.