Here are some of the more noteworthy editorials concerning Churchill:

American Thinker says:
"Churchill listed the names of over fifty Indians who had died in a three year period at Pine Ridge, site of the Leonard Peltier shoot-out. He suggested that the murdered were all supporters of the radical American Indian Movement and that the murders were not investigated because they were carried out by and for the federal government. He is refuted here, he argues back here and is further answered here."

Students of Hamilton College, one of Churchill's erstwhile speaking venues, have started a blog--HOOPLA--about the Churchill controversy.

Here’s a speaking schedule of Ward Churchill, along with topics he covers:
http://www.speakersandartists.org/People/WardChurchill.html

Here’s Churchill's ZNet page:
http://www.zmag.org/bios/homepage.cfm?authorID=62

Interesting press release (02-02-2005) from the American Indian Movement of Colorado ("COAIM", not to be confused with the national American Indian Movement), of which Churchill is a member of the Leadership Council.

And a series of discussions on NativeNet re Churchill, AIM, and COAIM:
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And, to offset the grim reality of Churchill's perfidy, here's an article that seriously discusses the possibility of a link between Churchill's AIM and the Jon Benet Ramsey murder. Yes, you read that right.

Offsetting grim reality seems to be a growth industry. Here, the Raelians name Churchill an honorary Priest