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Tuesday February 9, 2010 FISCAL YEAR 2011 BUDGET Assistant Secretary Larry EchoHawk at Interior Department fiscal year 2011 budget rollout. Children at a Bureau of Indian Education school. Photos © Indianz.Com and US DOI. • Empowering Tribal Nations | Indian Affairs | Full Budget Latest News: SCIA 'negligent' for South Dakota tribes hit by storms (2/9) Johnny Flynn: 'Experts' and sweat lodge death case (2/9) Opinion: Deck stacked against tribes over sacred site (2/9) Editorial: Gila River Tribe takes a look at the highway (2/9) Editorial: 'Joe Raider' mascot set for chopping block (2/9) Prosecutors seek gag order for 'sweat lodge' deaths (2/9) Tim Giago: Cherokee Nation fights termination effort (2/8) NIEA vice president delivers education speech in DC (2/8) USET, NIEA on schedule despite big snowstorm in DC (2/8) Mark Trahant: Growing the IHS budget in tough times (2/8) Opinion: Cobell case settled for pennies on the dollar (2/8) Opinion: Quileute Nation not getting rich off 'Twilight' (2/8) Editorial: Sheriff wrong about Coeur d'Alene policing (2/8) Obama proposes cut in NAGPRA tribal grant program (2/8) Editorial: Lawmaker takes on Creek Nation for lawsuit (2/8) Little Traverse Bay Bands ends partnership with tribe (2/8) Northwestern Band commemorates 1863 massacre (2/8) Torres Martinez Tribe behind on $1.54M fine for TANF (2/8) Former Passamaquoddy police chief accused of theft (2/8) Miccosukee Tribe cuts sponsorship for NASCAR driver (2/8) Crow Tribe owes $400K in casino employment taxes (2/8) more headlines...

Today's Highlights ... FAX: 202 318 2182 Local Links: Indian Gaming | Federal Register Message Board | In The Hoop More Headlines Job Links: NCAI Policy Research Center Program Associate | Indian Law Resource Center Attorney Quick Links: Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Pechanga | Buffalo's Fire Turtle Talk | MT-WY TLC SCIA | House Resources On Native America Calling Privatizing Yellowstone Buffalo - Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has decided to send 88 quarantined Yellowstone buffalo to the private lands of billionaire Ted Turner. Turner will keep the bison for five years and in return will get to keep 75 percent of the buffalo's offspring. Montana wildlife turned down requests from a Wyoming state park and the Fort Peck and Fort Belknap tribes for some of the buffalo. Is Montana setting a bad precedent of privatizing public wildlife? Are they showing disregard to tribes, or will the tribes benefit from this deal in the long run?

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