The Battle of the Little Bighorn marks its 150th anniversary, standing as a pivotal event in American history. Though Native Americans celebrated a victory, the battle significantly influenced the U.S. government’s approach to Indigenous policies. Its impact remains deeply felt across the nation.
Reporter Judy Woodruff, known for her extensive career in news, highlights this event for her series, Crossroads: America at 250. Woodruff has spent five decades covering politics and news for major networks, including NBC, CNN, and PBS.
Joining her in this coverage, Mike Fritz serves as the deputy senior producer for field segments at PBS NewsHour. Together, they provide insights into how the battle continues to influence American culture and policy.

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