The Nation

• For Many Indigenous People, Voting Is Getting Harder

• The Fate of the Senate Depends on Jon Tester

• A Multigenerational Fight for Tribal Recognition Is Almost Over

High Country News

• A New Montana Majority Defangs the Far Right

• In Montana, a New Map Flipped 12 Red Seats

• Gun Safety Debate Reaches Montana Supreme Court

Montana Quarterly

• Who Is This Guy? - Profile of Former Governor and RNC Chairman Marc Racicot

• A Hole in the Story - Uncovering a History of Ethnic Cleansing Along Montana’s Hi-Line

• The Politics of Their Lives - Profile of Congressman Pat Williams and Senate President Carol Williams

• The Enemy at Home - When Montanans Burned Books, Banned Languages, and Attacked Neighbors

• In Helena, a Century of Myth-Making - Telling the Truth About Montana’s Vaunted Vigilantes

• Water That Falls on Everyone - Tracing Ancestral Privilege to a Century-Old Crime Scene

YES! Magazine

• The First City to Remove and Replace a Confederate Monument

• The Montana Moms Who Decided Refugees Will Be Welcome in Their City

• Some “Unrecognized” Tribes Still Waiting After 130 Years

In These Times

• The Little Shell Tribe of Montana Just Got Federal Recognition. Why Did It Take So Long?

• At the University of Montana, You Must Pass an Anti-Rape Test Before You Register

• How to Pass Gun Control in the Sixth-Most-Gun-Owning State in America

Other Magazines

• Documenting the Power of the Pro-Palestinian Movement (The Progressive)

• Montana Refuses to Gerrymander (The American Prospect)

• Inside One Native Tribe’s Decades-Long Fight for Recognition (The Pacific Standard)