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Friday, September 18, 2020

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White House press conference on the repatriation of Native American items and remains.  (Photo-Assistant Secretary Tara Sweeney, Twitter)

President Trump touts administration’s work in Indian Country

Congressional Native Caucus introduces bill to protect burial sites

Tribal college advocates call on Congress for increased support

Thursday, September 17, 2020

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A virtual National Congress of American Indians tribal leader roundtable addresses infrastructure, health care, COVID-19 and other issues. (Screenshot)

Two South Dakota tribes file voter lawsuit

Tribes repatriate remains from Finland

New infrastructure among top tribal needs

Wednesday, September 16, 2020

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Crow Nation Chairman A.J. Not Afraid attends a Republican rally in Montana. (Photo-Steve Daines, Twitter)

Navajo Nation’s top leader asks tribal citizens to keep open mind on COVID-19 vaccine trials

Crow Chairman presents Vice President with buffalo hide endorsing Trump’s reelection

Monday, September 14, 2020

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The Navajo Nation announces its participation in a COVID-19 vaccine study with a town hall featuring Dr. Anthony Fauci. (Image-Navajo Nation)

Navajo Nation to take part in COVID-19 vaccine study

NCAI to host tribal leader roundtables with lawmakers

Native advocates urge for new environmental policies

 

Friday, September 11, 2020

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Native people demonstrate outside the Kansas City Football team stadium. (Photo-Rhonda LeValdo)

Arizona tribal leader urges for more time to conduct 2020 Census

Advocates raise concerns as BIE schools set to open next week

Native people demonstrate at Kansas City Football season opener

Wednesday, September 9, 2020

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Corlton Chee and Miguel Yazzie, members of the Navajo Nation, were serving at Fort Hood at the time of their deaths.(Photos-Navajo Nation)

First Nation marks anniversary of Ipperwash crisis

Native voting rights advocates file lawsuit in Alaska

Navajo Nation briefed by Fort Hood leadership

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