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Thursday, March 17, 2016

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Federal judge Merrick Garland, President Obama's choice to fill the vacant U.S. Supreme Court seat.

Federal judge Merrick Garland, President Obama’s choice to fill the vacant U.S. Supreme Court seat.

Native groups say Obama’s nominee to Supreme Court has limited record on Indian issues

Four men in Ohio await sentencing for their part in case involving Native American remains

Oklahoma City Council approves agreement on unfinished American Indian museum

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

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Tribal college students take part in hand games competition at the American Indian Higher Education Student Conference. (Photo-Rhonda LeValdo)

Tribal college students compete in hand games at the American Indian Higher Education Student Conference. (Photo-Rhonda LeValdo)

Hopi Tribe urges Flagstaff City Council to approve agreement

Tribal college presidents discuss funding and election issues 

Fairbanks Native Association leader urges public advocacy

Tuesday, March 15, 2016

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Interior Alaska tribes gather for the 2016 Tanana Chiefs Conference Annual Convention. (Photo-Tanana Chiefs Conference, Facebook)

Interior Alaska tribes are gathered in Fairbanks for the 2016 Tanana Chiefs Conference Annual Convention. (Photo-Tanana Chiefs Conference, Facebook)

Massachusetts tribe unveils detailed plans to build resort-casino in Taunton 

Navajo state lawmaker discusses bid for Arizona’s First Congressional District

State leader discusses jobs and other issues with Interior Alaska tribal leaders

Monday, March 14, 2016

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Suzan Shown Harjo speaks at a tribal law conference about Indian mascots. (Photo-University of Kansas School of Law, Facebook)

Suzan Shown Harjo speaks at a tribal law conference about Indian mascots. (Photo-University of Kansas School of Law, Facebook)

Remote First Nation declares state of emergency after number of suicides and suicide attempts

Alaska Native leaders urge Senators to give fair hearing to potential Supreme Court nominee

Suzan Shown Harjo discusses Indian mascots at tribal law conference at University of Kansas 

Friday, March 11, 2016

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Santa Fe Indian School Lady Braves player RanDee Toya, head coach Christie Abeyta and player Milan Schimmel pose for a photo after playing in the semifinals for the New Mexico state basketball championship title. (Photo-Antonia)

Santa Fe Indian School Lady Braves player RanDee Toya, head coach Christie Abeyta and player Milan Schimmel pose for a photo after playing in the semifinals for the New Mexico state basketball championship girls Class 4A title. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)

Flagstaff City Council considers proposed Snowbowl settlement with Hopi Tribe

Native organization praises climate change talks by leaders from U.S. and Canada   

Native pride expressed at girls basketball semifinals for New Mexico championship

Thursday, March 10, 2016

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Robert Davis Hoffman’s “Woman Who Married A Bear.” Works by Alaska Native artists are featured at the Sitka Fine Arts Camp. (Photo-Brielle Schaeffer)

Navajo woman campaigns for state Senate seat in Arizona’s largest district

Oklahoma state Senate passes bill requiring two-thirds vote on tribal compacts

Alaska Native artists feature their work in a permanent art installation in Sitka

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

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Haskell Indian Nations University mascot and logo is the "Fighting Indians."

Haskell Indian Nations University’s mascot and logo is the “Fighting Indians.”

Provincial officials pledge to take part in national inquiry into missing and murdered Aboriginal women in Canada

A mascot conference at the University of Kansas spurs discussion at Haskell about the tribal college’s Indian mascot

Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to hold oversight hearing on President Obama’s 2017 Indian Country budget

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

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Okanese First Nation Chief Marie-Anne DayWalker-Pelletier. First Nations leaders commit to supporting and protecting First Nations women on International Women's Day. (Photo-Aboriginal Faces of Saskatchewan)

Okanese First Nation Chief Marie-Anne DayWalker-Pelletier. First Nations leaders commit to supporting and protecting First Nations women on International Women’s Day. (Photo-Aboriginal Faces of Saskatchewan)

Alaska village receives grant to improve hydropower system

First Nations leaders celebrate International Women’s Day 

Tribal communities among those feeling early spring weather

U.S. State Department to hold consultation call with tribes

Monday, March 7, 2016

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Dog musher John Baker competes in the Iditarod. (Photo-John Baker Iditarod Update, Facebook)

Dog musher John Baker competes in the Iditarod. (Photo-John Baker Iditarod Update, Facebook)

Diné College signs agreement with NAU to help students transfer

Alaska Native dog mushers compete in Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race

Friday, March 4, 2016

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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says he'll stand with Native people and make sure they receive respect and dignity. (Photo- Marei Spaola)

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, campaigning in Kansas, says he will stand with Native people and make sure they receive respect and dignity. (Photo- Marei Spaola)

Native Americans in Kansas show support for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders

Documents show Canadian military conducted surveillance on Akwesasne Mohawk reservation

People of Tsuut’ina First Nation to honor Prime Minster Justin Trudeau with ceremonial headdress

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