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Native American - March, 2026

159 articles

• CFTC Enforcement Chief Touts Self-Reporting Policy
• Wash. Creates Electric Transmission Authority With New Law
• Ariz. Judge Keeps Oak Flat Stay Pending 9th Circ. Rehearing
• 'God Squad' Exempts Gulf Drillers From Species Protections
• Public Health Groups Challenge EPA's Mercury Limits Repeal
• Judge Further Delays Trump Admin's College Data Demand
• 11th Circ. Won't Revisit Order Keeping Migrant Facility Open
• US Bipartisan Bill Will Extend Key Tribal Housing Program
• Ohio Federal Judge Boots Kalshi Gambling Suit To State Court
• Verdicts Signal Product Liability's Expansion To Digital Realm
• Ariz. Seeks Pause In Voter ID Fight Pending High Court Order
• Getting The Most Out Of Learning And Development Programs
• Trump, Biden Changes To Endangered Species Regs Vacated
• Dems Press CFTC To Curb Gov't Employees' Event Trading
• Digital Equity Suit May Be Delayed During Climate Case
• Judge Tosses ESA Challenge Against Nevada Lithium Mine
• VICI Inks $144M Sale-Leaseback In Canadian Casino Co. Buy
• Proposed Oracle Act Tests NY's Prediction Markets Clout
• Navajo Nation Fears For Voting Rights With SAVE America Act
• AI Presents A Make-Or-Break Moment For Outside Counsel
• Justices Won't Examine Mich. Immunity In Pipeline Row
• High Court Won't Undo Washington Tribal Immunity Order
• Live Nation Beat Rivals With Better Tech, Jury Hears
• DC Judge Says 'God Squad' Can Meet Over Gulf Oil Drilling
• NCAA's Anti-Sports Betting Stance Becomes An IP Issue
• Up Next At High Court: Birthright Citizenship, Arbitration
• Kalshi Sued By Wash. AG In Latest 'Illegal Gambling' Case
• States Suspect ICE Obtained Medicaid Data Despite Order
• 25 Years Later, Dam Salmon Case Must Stay In Trial Court
• DC Law Change Thwarts Sportsbook Recovery Suit
• DC Circ. Blocks Florida's Wetlands Permitting
• Insurer Rips Sanctions Bid In Opioid Coverage Dispute
• Watching Hallmark Movies Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Court Won't Block DraftKings' Use Of NCAA TMs, For Now
• Mass. Gambler Says DraftKings, FanDuel Engineer Addiction
• Enviros To Sue Over Timber Project At Flathead Nat'l Forest
• 9th Circ. Reinstates Critical Habitat Designations For Seals
• U.S. Lawmakers Renew Tribal Child Abuse Prevention Bill
• Creek Justices Order New Update On Freedmen Citizenship
• Calif. Tribe Says IHS Compact Delay Risks More Opioid Deaths
• Okla. High Court Says Fed Suit Will Decide Tribal Hunting Row
• Groups Say Miner, Nonprofit Forum Shop In Chuckwalla Suit
• Jury Doubles Damages Against Meta, Google In LA Bellwether
• Nevada Tribe, Green Group Join Fight To Save Rare Toad
• DOT Awards $21M To Boost Tribal Road Safety
• Mich. Panel Revives Kewadin Casinos Malpractice Suit
• Utah Judge Says Tribe's Split Estate Lands Not Indian Country
• DC Judge Says Interior's Offshore Air Rule Not Arbitrary
• Carrier Co. Wants $16M Bond Under Idaho Bad Faith IP Law
• High Court Doubts Legality Of Late-Arriving Ballot Laws
• Tenn. Regulators To Challenge Kalshi Win At 6th Circ.
• Senators Push Bill To Ban Sports Bets On Prediction Markets
• EEOC Lacks Quorum For Probe Of NM Schools, Board Argues
• US Pays TotalEnergies $1B To Abandon Offshore Wind Leases
• High Court Denies Chinook Nation's Path To Recognition
• Feds To Cover Ayahuasca Church's Legal Fees, 9th Circ. Says
• Up Next At High Court: Late Ballots And 'Last-Mile' Drivers
• What's Next For The Advanced Air Mobility Sector
• DOT Diversity Program Overhaul Moots Contractors' Challenge
• 5 Tips For Navigating Your Firm's All-Attorney Summit
• State Judge Temporarily Bars Kalshi Wagers In Nevada
• Groups Look To Block Interior's National Parks' Signage Order
• Schools Back Delay Of Hasty Trump Admissions Data Demand
• Alaska Natives Retain Access To Land In Petroleum Reserve
• States Join Push To Revive EPA Climate Danger Finding
• MLB Deals With Polymarket, CFTC For Sports Market 'Integrity'
• 9th Circ. Upholds Gun Ban For Domestic Violence Offenders
• FERC Chair Aims To Ease Energy Squeeze From War On Iran
• Justice Kagan Denies Apache Bid To Block Ariz. Land Transfer
• Civil Rights Groups Back Creek Freedmen's Citizenship Battle
• Coaching Soccer Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Zuckerberg, Snap CEO Likely Must Testify In School MDL Trial
• EPA Pushes For Win In Solar Grant Fight
• Ed. Dept. Flouting Mental Health Funding Order, States Claim
• Tribal Groups Back High Court Bid To Halt Ariz. Land Transfer
• Wash. Tribes Dispute 'Inaccurate' Salmon Hatchery Fund Order
• Suit Aims To Stop Gulf Endangered Species Exemption
• Law School's Missed Lessons: The Human Element
• As Justices Mull Suncor, Cos. Face New Climate Suit Realities
• FCC OKs Alaska Plan Changes As Tribe Moves To New Village
• Trump's Pipeline Order Stokes Turf War Over Energy Permits
• Prediction Markets Have Opened Compliance 'Pandora's Box'
• Idaho Tribe Looks To Void Approval Of $2B Gold Mine Project
• Okla. Fails To Halt Tulsa-Muscogee Jurisdiction Agreement
• HUD Delays Eviction Rule Change, Nonprofits Drop Lawsuit
• Judge Says NY Counties Can't Shake Tribal 911 Bias Claims
• 1st Circ. Affirms Block Of Trump's 'Unprecedented' Aid Freeze
• Trump Admin Wants Student Loan Forgiveness Suits Tossed
• US Won't Alter Stance After Interior Restores Riverbed Opinion
• Environmental Groups Fight EPA's $3B Grant Cut In Court
• FERC OKs Grid Operator Bid To Streamline Planning Process
• Enviros, Ariz. Tribes Continue Push To Halt SunZia Power Line
• The Benefits Of Choosing A Niche Practice In The AI Age
• Apache Women Urge Justice Kagan To Halt Ariz. Land Swap
• States Seek To Block Trump's Latest 10% Tariff Order
• Feds Ordered To Reinstate $14M In Eliminated 'DEI' Grants
• Fed. Bill Would Transfer 860 Acres To Calif.'s Pechanga Band
• Tribes Back Bid To Undo NY Eel-Fishing Ruling At 2nd Circ.
• Ex-Dealer's Retaliation Suit Against Harrah's NC Revived
• Meta To Face Sanctions Bid Over Addiction MDL Privilege Log
• Trump Admin Escapes Suit Over Deleted EPA Webpages
• 10th Circ. Says Land Not Reservation In Jurisdiction Fight
• CFTC Takes 1st Steps Toward Prediction Market Regulations
• Podcasting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Interior Dept. Sued Over Alaska Federal Land Revocation
• Dem Lawmakers Dispute Economics Of Arctic Oil Leasing
• Mich. Justices Weigh Public Trust Duties in Enbridge Case
• Ariz. Tribes' Water Rights Act Faces Funding Hurdles, DOI Says
• Mich. Justices Consider Standard In Enbridge Tunnel Fight
• Wash. Poised To Open In-State College Betting, With Limits
• Alaska Fights Tribes' $2M Legal Fees In Fishing Rights Row
• Fla. Archaeologist Fights Bid To Nix Defamation Suit
• EPA Looks To Rescind Biden Era Rule On Tribal Water Rights
• Keep CBRS Rule Framework Intact, Supporters Tell FCC
• Calif. County Says Tribes Can't Renew Dismissed Claims
• Feds Urge End To IRS Wind, Solar Safe Harbor Fight
• Lessons From Justices' Split On Major Questions Doctrine
• Native Rights Group Urges Veto Of South Dakota Voting Bill
• AFSCME Sues Trump Admin Over $600M Health Funding Cuts
• Judge Won't Block Millions In Salmon Hatchery Tribal Awards
• White House Says Fight Over Energy Emergency Order Is DOA
• Kansas Tribe, Sheriff Seek Wins In Jurisdictional Dispute
• Table Mountain Tribe Opposes Dismissal In Casino Land Case
• Interior Dept. Moves To Revert Alaska Hunting Regulations
• Justices To Review Guam Munitions Disposal Suit
• Meta, Google Begin Defense As Mental Harm Plaintiff Rests
• Tribal Council Nixes Eastern Band of Cherokee Name Change
• Feds Say Delay Of Millions In Salmon Funds May Harm Tribes
• Feds Urge Supreme Court To Overturn Native Assault Rulings
• Judge Wants Action On FEMA Disaster Mitigation Funds Delay
• Gold Mine Poses No Certain Threat To Belugas, Gov't Argues
• Calif. Tribe Can Try Again To Show Gaming Compact Dispute
• Two Dozen States Sue Trump To Halt New Global Tariffs
• Tribe Says Calif. Overreached With Safety Penalties
• Kristi Noem To Be Replaced As Homeland Security Secretary
• Volunteering With Scouts Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds, Wash. State Pitch $668M Cleanup Deal For Duwamish
• Kids Ask Alaska Justices To Revive LNG Project Climate Fight
• Unions Sue Trump Over Moves To Ease Civil Servants' Firing
• Law School's Missed Lessons: In Court, It's About Storytelling
• Chuckwalla Case To Stay In Michigan As Tribes Join Fight
• BLM, Energy, FERC Nominees Clear Senate Committee
• What's Changed In Army Corps' Reissued Nationwide Permits
• What Kalshi Cases Reveal About State Authority, Regulation
• Enviro Groups Fight Montana Mine Expansion Approval
• Judge Lifts Stay After 9th Circ. Ruling In Gila River Dispute
• EPA Fights Fluoridated Water IQ Risk Finding At 9th Circ.
• Split 9th Circ. Tells EPA To Review Cadmium's Species Impact
• House OKs Effort To Ease Broadband Builds On Federal Land
• Wash. Tribes Want Shot At Remaining $184M In Salmon Funds
• Aligning Microsoft Tools With NYC Bar AI Recording Guidance
• Judge Says Okla. Court Can't Confirm Tribe's Reservation
• E-Rate Could Cut Some Regulatory Fat, FCC Told
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 7th Circ. Urged To Nix Wisconsin Homeowners' Tax Appeal
• HUD Sued For Rescinding 30-Day Owed Rent Notice Rule
• 5 Different AI Systems Raise Distinct Privilege Issues
• Judge Delays Line 5 Pipeline Removal On Wis. Tribal Lands
• Justices Decline CashCall Challenge To $134M CFPB Award