Sydney Sweeney is back on Instagram after the controversy surrounding the American Eagle ad campaign. She is currently gearing up for the release of Americana.

In more recent times, namely 1962, American Indians have been exempted from federal bans on possessing eagle parts, although they have remained subject to regulations many tribes find onerous and ...

Eagle feathers are sacred in Wilson’s Native American culture, typically presented by parents or other elders to tribe members to recognize major accomplishments and milestones, such as high ...

After several years of effort from Native American tribes, including groups in Utah, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services announced Wednesday it will allow tribal members to collect eagle feathers ...

A high school graduate is suing her former Oklahoma school district after she says school officials prevented her from wearing a sacred eagle plume on her graduation cap.

Maj. Patrick Sorensen. who posted portraits in full uniform while wearing traditional Native American eagle feathers in his hair. said the pictures are a tribute to both his Native identity and to ...

Eagle feathers are woven into Native American culture. Beyond powwow regalia, they’re presented to high school graduates, used in marriage ceremonies and buried with the dead.

When an eagle dies in America, it may end up at one of our eagle repositories—unique institutions working to protect both birds of prey and Native American traditions.

SAN FRANCISCO -- A Native American student who sued his California school district because it refused to let him wear an eagle feather to his high school graduation will be able to wear the sacred ...

Bill would allow Native American students to wear regalia In 2015, Chelsea Schmitt and six other students successfully petitioned officials at Bismarck Public Schools to allow students to wear ...

A South Dakota school district apologized to a Native American graduate who was forced to remove an eagle feather from his mortarboard during commencement. Miles Livermont was lining up with ...