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Monday, July 10, 2017

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U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs field hearing in New Mexico on counterfeit Indian arts and crafts. The committee is examining ways to protect Indian arts and crafts in the U.S. (Screenshot)

Native artists say updating law and enforcement is needed to protect artists from fake Indian art

Penobscot Nation leaders and tribal members rally for tribal sovereignty and ancestral waterways

2017 World Indigenous Games in Alberta, Canada includes the celebrates of Indigenous culture

Friday, July 7, 2017

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South Dakota U.S. Congresswoman Kristi Noem speaks in Rapid City. Noem says her Indian Health Care reform bill is moving quickly in Congress. (Photo-Lee Strubinger)

South Dakota’s U.S. Congresswoman says her IHS reform bill is moving quickly in Congress

Sealaska Heritage Institute’s workbook helps people learn how to speak the Tlingit language 

Michigan’s attorney general says state can’t withhold funds from schools with Indian mascots

Thursday, July 6, 2017

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The Oneida Nation is sponsoring the inaugural Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic. The Wisconsin tribe sees benefits of the tournament as promoting tourism and boosting the economy. (Photo-Oneida Nation, Facebook)

Seminole Tribe of Florida and state agree to settle gaming lawsuit

Oneida Nation sponsor’s golf tournament to promote tourism

Hot, dry weather in South Dakota elevates fire danger

UNITY Wellness Warrior app set to launch at youth event

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

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People gather in Rapid City, South Dakota to watch Native leaders from the U.S. and Canada sign agreements opposing tar sands expansion and pipelines. (Photo-Victoria Wicks)

Native leaders from U.S. and Canada sign agreements opposing pipelines

Canadian military members in hot water after dispute at Indigenous ceremony

Tuesday, July 4, 2017

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Native young people learn about water quality at a creek in South Dakota. (Photo-Chynna Lockett)

Native leaders from U.S. and Canada gather to oppose tar sands and pipelines

Native young people study urban water quality in Rapid City, South Dakota

Monday, July 3, 2017

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The Urban Indianz Podcast explores modern Native American issues. (Photo-The Urban Indianz Podcast, Facebook)

Four Oregon school districts to keep Indian mascots

New podcast explores modern Native American issues

New Mexico Senators to host field hearing on Indian art

Navajo lawmakers pass cannabis bill out of committee

New York tribe and state sign child support agreement

Friday, June 30, 2017

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Trina Janis and Donnie Ghost Bear operate the Tatanka Trail food truck on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota. Their business plan calls for four food trucks servicing the Black Hills area.  (Photo-Trina Janis)

NASA program comes to end at Haskell Indian Nations University

Two Lakota-owned food trucks hit streets of the Northern Plains

Thursday, June 29, 2017

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The White House hosts an energy roundtable with tribal, state and local leaders. (Official White House photo)

Demonstrators erect a teepee on Parliament grounds in Canada

Blackfeet members say they want government change led by them

President Trump’s energy roundtable includes tribal leaders

Wednesday, June 28, 2017

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Rock alignments represent the remains of an intertidal fish trap on Kodiak Island, Alaska. (Photo- Alutiiq Museum)

Blackfeet Nation citizens vote down a measure to reform their tribal constitution

Archeologist finds what is believed to be a rare fish trap on Kodiak Island, Alaska

Coal-fired power plant owners expected to sign lease agreement with Navajo Nation

Family of sisters found dead on remote New Mexico land seek private investigation

Tuesday, June 27, 2017

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Red Planet Books and Comics recently opened in Albuquerque featuring Native and Indigenous comics, books, and games. (Photo-Red Planet Books and Comics, Facebook)

Coal-fired power plant on Navajo Nation may remain open until 2019

Alaska Native weaver receives national award for her traditional work

New store in Albuquerque specializes in comics by Native Americans

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