Thursday, July 19, 2018

July 19, 2018 By Art Hughes

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Jackson Brossy, Exec. Dir of Navajo Nation’s Washington, D.C. office, testifies on voting rights at a Joint U.S. Senate Indian Affairs and Rules Committee hearing.

A Senate committee hears testimony on barriers to voting for Native Americans

A coalition of tribes and their allies are working to establish self-determination over their food and agriculture programs

Legendary gunmaker, Remington, turns down an offer from the Navajo Nation to buy the company

Monday, March 24, 2025

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NM legislature unanimously passes new Turquoise Alert System

New virtual Alutiiq class aims to increase number of language speakers

USPS to launch new powwow Forever stamps during ceremony at GON

Friday, March 21, 2025

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Top Dem on Senate Indian Affairs Committee decries Trump cuts

NARF files lawsuit against DOE cuts as Trump reverses on shutdown

Graduating students in NM can wear tribal regalia under new law

Trump administration backtracks on Navajo Code Talkers takedown

Thursday, March 20, 2025

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Navajo officials demand apology, explanation over code talker ban

Siletz tribes regain subsistence rights on their ancestral lands

A Senate committee hears testimony on barriers to voting for Native Americans

A coalition of tribes and their allies are working to establish self-determination over their food and agriculture programs

Legendary gunmaker, Remington, turns down an offer from the Navajo Nation to buy the company

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