Indian Country Today E-Weekly Newsletter for March 7, 2019

Vincent Schilling

A REDress exhibition at the NMAI, Saving sacred spring, Lumbees try out for American Idol and Devery Jacobs on American Gods

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Donald Trump Jr. launches 'Natives for Trump'

Updated: The president's eldest son campaigned for him in Arizona and urged the crowd to register to vote #NativeVote20

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Tribes make new push to shut down Dakota Access Pipeline

Standing Rock Sioux and others say potential harm to their water supply outweighs any economic impacts of shutting down the line

The Associated Press

Judge denies tribes' bid to halt Keystone pipeline work

'While we are disappointed that Judge Morris didn't grant a construction injunction on KXL, we are looking at all our options'

The Associated Press

5 Alaska tribes protest groundwork for Tongass logging

‘We refuse to endow legitimacy upon a process that has disregarded our input at every turn’

Joaqlin Estus

Indian Country headlines for Tuesday

Stories we’re following on Oct. 20, 2020: NM tribes concerns about expanding gambling, Catholic exorcism of site of toppled Serra statue, Native law program changes name, and much more

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Tsunami warnings reduced after 7.5 Alaska quake

Updated: Only a tsunami advisory remains in effect following Aleutian Island quake

The Associated Press

Alaska Natives divided on Arctic refuge drilling

‘No one has more at stake in ensuring responsible development in ANWR than we do’

Joaqlin Estus

Candidate: Tribal citizens' voice 'vital' in energy regulation

Remi Bald Eagle, Mnicoujou Lakota, is seeking a seat on South Dakota’s Public Utilities Commission #NativeVote20

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Possibly many firsts for Tricia Zunker in Wisconsin

Corrected: ‘The role of a representative is to make decisions and create policies that ensure opportunity for all people’

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New Mexico tribes concerned about pitch to expand gambling

Tribal leaders say the proposal violates exclusivity provisions outlined in revenue-sharing compacts that tribes have with the state

The Associated Press