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Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. renewed a declaration designating the opioid crisis a public health emergency yesterday.
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As Indian Country contends with slashed funding from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), an Alaska Native tribe is defending claims that its food assistance program is wasteful spending.
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Last week, the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs advanced 10 bills that strengthen tribal water rights; a study from the University of New Mexico looked at burdens faced by Native American elders when accessing healthcare; and the federal government marked a dozen IHS offices across Indian Country for closure.
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Ten bills aimed at tribal water rights passed the Senate Committee on Indin Affairs on Wednesday.
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In the vast world of podcasts, true crime has emerged as the most popular genre. From re-tellings to in-depth reporting, listeners have downloaded billions of hours of podcasts exploring homicides and missing person cases, according to a study by the Pew Research Center.
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A Northern Arizona University program aimed at critical nursing shortages in Native American communities is expanding after two decades, thanks to a grant from the humanitarian aid organization Direct Relief.
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Next month, the Redding Rancheria will break ground on a project 25 years in the making that will bring together Western medicine and Indigenous knowledge to improve the health of tribal members.
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After weeks of confusion amid a flurry of executive orders, the Indian Health Service has received clarity on how EOs targeting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs for funding cuts will affect the agency.
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Indian Health Service (IHS) announces that this is the final week to apply for the IHS Scholarship Program to receive scholarship support for the 2025-2026 academic year.
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As a $340 billion House budget resolution moves toward a floor vote this evening, Native advocates warn that proposed cuts to Medicaid would buckle the already strapped Indian Health Service (IHS).
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