Earth Justice Reports Federal Court of Appeals Upholds EPA’s Plan for Cleaner Air in Pennsylvania.

May 5 2024.   Earthjustice reports that the court rules against Pennsylvania coal plant operators. The Third Circuit Federal Court of Appeals in Philadelphia upheld the Environmental Protection Agency’s smog-reduction plan for Pennsylvania, denying a challenge

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First Nations Weekly News Report.

​May 1 2024.  First Nations Weekly News Report.  Sponsored by ​The Older Wiser Project. ​​​

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Sault Tribe passes a resolution to protect First Family Rights.

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First Nations News Weekly Report

April 26 2024. First Nations News Weekly Report.  Sponsored by The Older Wiser Project.   American Indians now “identify” as First Nations Citizens.

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LEGISLATION TO END BLOOD QUANTUM DISCRIMINATION AGAINST FIRST NATIONS CITIZENS IN BORDER LAW.

April 18, 2024. WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Representatives Derek Kilmer (WA-06) and Russ Fulcher (ID-01) introduced the Tribal Border Crossing Parity Act to redouble America’s efforts to end a half-century-old U.S. immigration policy which requires Native

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First Nations News Weekly Report.

April 17 2024. First Nations News Weekly Report.     This week's sponsor is  The Older Wiser Project. The Older Wiser Project provides planning tools for a time when you may need to stop driving.

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First Nations News Weekly Report.

April 10, 2024. First Nations Weekly Report.  Originally produced to air on FCC Licensed Commercial Radio Stations.  Lake Capote Osprey Cam.American Indians now “identify” as First Nations Citizens.

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The Osprey have arrived at Lake Capote. Watch on the Osprey Cam.

April 5 2024.  The Osprey have arrived at Lake Capote and have built their nest.  Enjoy. Lake Capote Osprey Cam

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Sault Tribe files Great Lakes Consent Decree Appeal Opening Brief.

April 3 2024.   SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. – The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians has filed its opening U.S. Court of Appeals brief against the state of Michigan, arguing that a court-imposed

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