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U.S. Reps. Sharice Davids (D-Kan.) and Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) plan to introduce bipartisan legislation today to permanently expand tribal control over a program that provides food assistance to nearly 650,000 tribal members.
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U.S. Senators Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) plan to introduce bipartisan legislation today to level the tax playing field between tribes and local and state governments, Tribal Business News has learned.
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At the 2025 New Mexico Tribal Leaders Summit, held at the Santa Fe Indian School on Tuesday, Navajo Nation Speaker Crystalyne Curley issued a powerful call to action, urging tribal nations and the State of New Mexico to work together to identify and document the impacts of recent federal funding cuts on tribal communities.
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Native Vote. Democrat Amanda Clinton, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, claimed a decisive win in Tuesday’s special election for Oklahoma House District 71, becoming the fourth consecutive woman—and third consecutive Democratic woman—to represent the district.
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Is blood quantum slowly erasing Native tribes? Host Levi Rickert sits down with Norbert Hill and Megan Hill to tackle the colonial policy that’s mathematically eliminating Indigenous communities — one generation at a time.
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The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin (AICCW) is now accepting applications for its 2025 economic development grant program, offering $5,000 grants to Native-owned and other underserved businesses across the state.
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President Trump authorized the deployment of the National Guard and the Marines in response to protests over ICE raids, without the consent or request of California Governor Gavin Newsom or Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. The actions have ignited tensions between protesters and law enforcement.
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On Saturday, May 31, 2035, Rapid City, South Dakota, unveiled a powerful new memorial dedicated to the children who suffered and died at the Rapid City Indian Boarding School. The memorial, named Tiwahe—meaning "family" in Lakota—features a seven-foot-tall bronze sculpture depicting a Lakota family surrounding a young boy dressed in a boarding school uniform. This poignant artwork honors the legacy of over 50 children who perished at the school between 1898 and 1933, many of whom are buried in unmarked graves on the site.
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