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Tuesday, January 14, 2020

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Faith Spotted Eagle, right, sits with other pipeline opponents. (2015 file photo-Faith Spotted Eagle)

Therapist testifies at water hearing about Keystone XL pipeline’s potential impact on women

Federal judge rules Wisconsin county violated federal Indian law in zoning dispute with tribe

Thursday, January 9, 2020

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People pack a school board meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2018 following a Halloween incident where a Native student says she was called a bloody Indian by a teacher. The ACLU has filed a lawsuit against Albuquerque Public Schools. (November 2018 file Photo-Antonia Gonzales)

Omaha Tribe offers counseling following death of woman on reservation

Native student sues Albuquerque Public Schools for 2018 racism incident

First Peoples Fund selects artists and culture bearers as 2020 fellows

Wednesday, January 8, 2020

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A newspaper ad for Rez Rising. A new app seeks to connect Native businesses with consumers. (Photo-Rez Rising, Facebook)

Native people weigh in on tensions between U.S. and Iran

New app seeks to connect Native businesses with consumers

Newly federally recognized Little Shell Tribe plans public event

Monday, January 6, 2020

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A volunteer high school coach in Washington State was fired and has apologized after getting backlash about a comment on social media (Photo: social media video screen capture).

 

The governor of Oklahoma has hired an out-of-state law firm in his on-going dispute with tribes over gaming compacts

A Virginia tribe is using its new federal recognition to protect land it says once housed its ancient capital

 

Friday, January 3, 2020

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Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders campaigns on the Meskwaki Settlement in Iowa. (Screenshot)

Meskwaki Nation part of presidential campaign stop by Senator Sanders

Wyoming tribes to take part in federal land buy-back program

Some South Dakota tribal leaders plan to skip tribal-state address

Thursday, January 2, 2020

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The Northern Arapaho Tribe is among tribes across the country awarded grants for affordable housing projects. (Photo-Northern Arapaho Tribal Housing)

Three Oklahoma tribes file federal lawsuit over gaming dispute with state

Tribes across the country awarded grants for affordable housing projects

Inuk singer’s family asks for privacy after artist’s death by suicide

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