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Indian Country Today E-Weekly Newsletter for May 14, 2020

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The president's plan emphasizes business development and free enterprise #NativeVote20

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Ex-hospital CEO questions leadership in obstetrics closure

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Montana setting the example

State legislative body reflects population demographics, likely the largest number of Native legislators in the country #NativeVote20

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Lawmakers demand answers in birthing center closure

Eight of Arizona’s 11 congressional delegates asked for additional information about the shutdown and what the Indian Health Service is doing to help affected patients

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Amy Coney Barrett confirmed as Supreme Court justice

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Issues important to Trump await Barrett on Supreme Court

Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed Monday by the Senate in a 52-48 virtual party line vote

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Indian Country headlines for Tuesday

Stories we’re following: Lawmakers seek answers in birthing center closure; Alaska Native corporations take funding fight to high court; Native candidates use TV ads to share stories; and more

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The fiery clash over Mi’kmaq treaty fishing rights

Non-Indigenous fishermen claim the Mi'kmaq are fishing illegally and respond with vandalism, sabotage, and setting property fires

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Native TV commercials: The good shot

Native candidates use videos to define their story #NativeVote20

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