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Navajo Nation President Nez Warns of Covid-19 Variants
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky stated on Monday that the country may be at risk of increasing Covid-19 infections due to the spread of Covid-19 variants and reports of some states easing public health measures that help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Covid-19 Impact and Vaccination Explored in Native News Online's Live Stream
On Feb. 25, Native News Online hosted an online forum on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Indian Country, aimed at raising vaccine awareness and addressing vaccine hesitancy throughout tribal nations.
Meeting the needs of American Indian and Alaska Native caregivers
USDA Pauses Land Transfer of Oak Flat Pending Further Review
WASHINGTON — Citing the Presidential Memorandum signed by President Joe Biden on Jan. 26 on tribal consultation and strengthening nation to nation relationships, the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA) has put on hold the transfer of 5,439 acres of high-value conservation land in Arizona to Resolution Copper.
Evening briefs in Indian Country
Relax, here is the news from Monday, March 1
Navajo Nation confirms 12 new COVID-19 cases
The latest figures from tribal health officials bring the total number of COVID-19 cases to 29,754 cases since the pandemic began
March 2021 Pendleton Giveaway
Enter early and enter often for more chances to win! Prizes 1st – Chief Joseph Pendleton Blanket 2nd – Pendleton Face Mask 3rd – Pendleton Face Mask
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Deb Haaland's next Senate meeting set
The Senate energy committee will host a business meeting Thursday to vote on how to process Rep. Deb Haaland’s nomination
Proposal would create a new state-recognized tribe in Maine
Former Houlton Band of Maliseets tribal Rep. David Slagger is seeking state recognition for the Kineo Band of Maliseet
Charlie Hill’s Legacy
Either one-on-one or before a crowd, Charlie Hill was a champion for Native people and their causes. May we never forget his legacy.
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Tiffany Midge Announces Tribal College Student Creative Writing Winners
TCJ Student guest editor and acclaimed author Tiffany Midge (Hunkpapa Lakota) has announced the winners of the 2021 TCJ Student creative writing contest.
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What’s old is new: The return of Peacemaking
Tribal — and even state — courts turn to ancient practices for better outcomes
#NativeNerd: ‘The Golden Globes were weird, glitchy and controversial'
Los Angeles Times called out the Globes for no Black members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association - 'But hey, at least Mark Ruffalo and Chadwick Boseman won'
USDA Rescinds Environmental Decision On Ariz. Copper Mine
USDA puts brakes on Oak Flat transfer - for now
'Oak Flat is still on death row. Essentially, they're just changing the execution date'
Native artist culturing digitally
On the show Monday is Marlena Myles, a self-taught Spirit Lake Dakota, Mohegan and Muscogee. Her art brings modernity to Indigenous history, languages and oral traditions. Mary Annette Pember is a national correspondent here at Indian Country Today.She joins us to talk about one of her recent stories on the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline.
Judge Says Utility Co. Must Face Challenge In Tribal Court
CARES Act Ruling Endangers Alaska Natives, High Court Told
New Study Reveals the Impact of COVID-19 on Tribal College Students
The American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) has released findings of a broad survey of tribal college and university (TCU) student experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Montana tribe fast-tracks its health service debut
Federal pandemic relief dollars are speeding up the Little Shell Tribe’s ability to build its own clinic
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