Immigration Most WA federal rulings found immigrant detentions flouted due process In 2025, Washington federal courts granted petitions challenging detention more than half the time Rachel Spacek February 10, 2026
Indigenous Affairs Two Colville women were booked into a rural Washington jail. It became a death sentence Critics say WA jails are letting opioid users suffer from withdrawals, leading to preventable deaths Melanie Henshaw February 5, 2026
Indigenous Affairs Lawsuit alleges Bureau of Indian Affairs officers “executed” unarmed Shoshone-Paiute man in Idaho The lawsuit claims Bureau of Indian Affairs officers lacked jurisdiction when they pursued, killed Cody Whiterock Melanie Henshaw January 30, 2026
Indigenous Affairs Idle oil, gas wells threaten Indian tribes while energy companies, regulators do little September 4, 2018
Indigenous Affairs Data is the lifeblood of journalism but it’s in short supply in Indian Country April 21, 2018
Indigenous Affairs Native American students face punitive discipline, substandard curricula July 23, 2017
Government A Right-Wing Think Tank Is Trying to Bring Down the Indian Child Welfare Act. Why? April 5, 2017