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The drumbeat echoes through the Minnesota State Capitol. Photograph courtesy of the Red Lake Nation.

Red Lake Day Held at Minnesota State Capitol

by Tarah Buchan February 24, 2020March 9, 2026

As presidential candidate, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has had to do a lot of explaining about past actions and statements. NPR photo

Bloomberg Owes An Apology for “Cowboy Hat and Shotgun” Comment

by Levi Rickert February 24, 2020March 4, 2026

“Potawatomi Trail of Death” Resolution Introduced in U.S. Senate

by Native News Online Staff February 24, 2020

Rare seeds such as Cherokee White Eagle Corn are dispersed through the Cherokee Nation’s heirloom seed project. Photo Courtesy of Cherokee Nation

Cherokee Nation Heirloom Seeds Bound for Global Seed Vault

by Chuck Hoskin Jr February 24, 2020

Cowboy and Shooting

by Levi Rickert February 22, 2020March 4, 2026

Courtney Parchcorn beads while working at the Chickasaw Cultural Center. Employed as a cultural specialist, Parchcorn spends her time educating and informing visitors at the cultural center.

Award-winning Bead Worker Courtney Parchcorn to Attend Artesian Arts Festival

by Chickasaw Nation Media February 22, 2020

Navajo Times | Ravonelle YazzieThree-time Navajo Nation spelling bee champion Kelly Haven gets emotional after her sister Hailey Haven earned the seventh grade spelling bee champion title for the Fort Defiance Agency last Thursday in Fort Defiance.

‘Haven Legacy’ Continues at Fort Spelling Bee

by Pauly Denetclaw February 22, 2020

San Francisco Protest Seeks to Stop JPMorgan Chase’s Financing of Canadian Pipeline

by Native News Online Staff February 22, 2020

Morning Star Gaili provides an overview of Alcatraz Occupation Museum to Dr. Jane Sanders, who went to Alcatraz Island on Friday to learn about the occupation history and hear about American Indian contemporary issues from Indigenous grassroot leaders.

Bernie’s Wife, Jane Sanders, Visits Indigenous Grassroots Leaders on Alcatraz Island

by Tarah Buchan February 22, 2020March 9, 2026

Navajo leaders gathered in Window Rock to sign a proclamation encouraging public participation in the 2020 Census. From left, Miss Navajo Nation Shaandiin Parrish, President Jonathan Nez, Chief Justice JoAnn Jayne, and Speaker Seth Damon.

Navajo Leaders Sign Proclamation Encouraging Public Participation in the 2020 Census

by Press Releases February 21, 2020