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A Call to Preserve Navajo Language Leads Two Sports Broadcasters on Historic Path

Libya's Devastated Jewish Graveyards Are Being Rebuilt Online

Fossil Footprints Prove Humans Populated the Americas Thousands of Years Earlier than We Thought

Indigenous Knowledge Is the Cornerstone Of New Tsunami Modelling for Vancouver Island's Northwest Coast

Ancient Knife Found at Canada's Parliament Given Back to Algonquin Nations

New Name for California Park Evokes Area's Long Indigenous History

2,700-year-old Toilet Found In Jerusalem Was a Rare Luxury

They Married in 1944; This Year, They Got Their Wedding Album

There Will Be Tears when Randy Bachman Reunites with Long-Lost Guitar

First Americans Museum Celebrates Cultures of 39 Oklahoma-Based Tribal Nations

Somalis Enjoy First Public Film Screening in 30 Years

First All-Female Guard Change at Tomb of Unknown Soldier Is Historic

A Zoom Discussion in Mi'kmaq Marks Quiet Milestone in Education

California Governor Signs Bill Returning Bruce's Beach to Descendants of Original Black Owners

Australian State Gives World's Oldest Rainforest to Indigenous Group

She Survived the Tulsa Race Massacre. Now, at 107, She's Become a Queen Mother.

Canada Announces $340 Million Investment to Support Indigenous-Led Conservation

9/11 Scholarships Bring Opportunity to Students in Her 'Second Home'

How 9/11 Turned a New Site Called Wikipedia into History's Crowdsourced Front Page

'She Is Part of History': Remembering Heroic Flight Attendant Betty Ann Ong

Australian Rock Art May Be at Least 43,000 Years Old

Genealogical Puzzle Reconnects Her with Her Female Ancestors

'Annika's Bees', Found in California, Normally Live in Brazil

The Stolen Star

World War II Paratrooper Celebrates 100th Birthday with Jump from Plane

Ancient Farming Techniques Are Climate-Proofing Today's Agriculture

High Profile Afghan Police Officer Rescued from Kabul By US Forces

Tribes Lead the Way to Removing Dams and Restoring Ecosystems

First Nations Artist Re-imagines British Columbia Flag

School Project Shows Where Manhattan's Synagogues Used To Be

The Nez Perce Are No Longer Leaving Their Story to Others. They've Become Tour Operators.

Nez Perce Bless Their Reclaimed Homeland, 144 Years after Forced Eviction

Youngest South African Competitor Paves the Way for Female Skaters

Inuit Women Crafted Outfit Worn by Canada's First Indigenous Governor-General

Mary Simon Is First Indigenous Person to Become Governor General of Canada

Medieval Cathedral Uncovered Beneath Deserted Sudanese Town

Romania's Monument 'Ambulance' Races to Save Country's Past

Chileans Start Work on First Constitution Equally Drafted by Women and Men

Costa Rica Archaeologists in Awe as Brooklyn Museum Returns 1,305 Artifacts

He Helped Rewrite Virginia's Constitution to Guarantee Black Voting Rights -- A Blessing 50 Years Ago

DOI Returns More Than 18,000 Acres of Land to Native American Tribes

City Fathers' Role in Slavery Shadows Amsterdam, Mayor Says

Two-Eyed Seeing Program Established at Yukon University

Where the Buffalo Roam: World's Longest Wildlife Bridge Could Cross the Mississippi

Her Weather Report Led Eisenhower to Postpone D-Day to Avoid Storm

Boarding Houses and Co-living Make Dent in US Housing Crisis

Peruvians Re-Weave Ancient Hanging Bridge as They Emerge from Pandemic

Yukon Miners Unearth Trove of Prehistoric Fossils

Remembering the Pedal-Powered Talk Show of Portland

One Woman's Decades-Long Fight to Make Juneteenth a US Holiday

'It Will Be Beautiful Again': How California's Redwood Forest Is Recovering after Last Year's Wildfires

Native American Tribe in Maine Buys Back Island Taken 160 Years Ago

Meet Dr. Waheed Arian, the Afghan Refugee Now Saving Lives in War Zones

Amazing Beach Art Encourages Irish to Keep Discovering Their Country

It's the Right Thing to Do: Florida School Board Votes to Rename Six Confederate-Named Schools

In Emotional Reunion, Jewish Victim of Arab Mob Thanks Arab Nurse Who Saved Him

The Little Food Pantry that Could: Going from Feeding a Few Families to Feeding 950 People

Japan Will Become Smoke-Free Society within a Decade, Tobacco Giant Says

Innovative Technology Brings Fresh Food to First Nations Community All Year

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