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The U.S. Senate followed the lead of the House of Representatives on Thursday by passing a temporary extension of federal government funding. The legislation was sent to President Joe Biden for his signature that averts a government shutdown that was due to happend at midnight on March 2.
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In a rare moment of bipartisanship, the House of Representatives passed a bill today that will strengthen support for Native American entrepreneurs.
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A weekly newspaper serving the residents of Nichols Hills and the Village named Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby “OKCityan of the Year” in January.
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In a critical response to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Equity Commission Final Report, the Native Farm Bill Coalition co-chairs say the report doesn’t adequately address inequities in Indian Country.
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Join Founder and Publisher Levi Rickert this Friday, March 1st, for an exclusive Native Bidaské episode with Native News Online’s Senior Reporter Jenna Kunze. They’ll discuss an in-depth story about a family of Indian boarding school survivors and the institutional betrayal they’ve bravely faced.
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A non-binary Native American student’s death in Oklahoma is being investigated as a crime, according to local news reports.
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A looming government shutdown on March 2, 2024 could have devastating impacts on tribal communities throughout the United States, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. wrote in a Feb. 14 letter addressed to Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana).
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Nine sisters who were abused by priests and nuns at an Indian boarding school in South Dakota have been trying since 2008 to sue the Catholic Church for their abuse. But the church petitioned the state legislature to change the law, and that has kept the nine Charbonneau sisters, members of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, and other boarding-school survivors from ever getting their day in court. Will they ever see justice? Read the two-part series by Native News Online Senior Reporter Jenna Kunze.
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