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

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Treaty defenders block road leading to Mount Rushmore

Style note: Indian Country Today will refer to individuals defending the Black Hills as treaty defenders. The Black Hills, where Mount Rushmore is carved, are unceded territory in the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868 and acknowledged by a 1980 Supreme Court ruling in the United States v. Sioux Nation of Indians.

Indian Country Today

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lightoak

'Historic day' for Standing Rock as pipeline company told to shut down, remove oil

Updated: Another blow for pipelines: The U.S. Supreme Court has kept in place a lower court ruling that blocked a key permit for the Keystone XL

Indian Country Today

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greggmaloof

Indian Country Headlines for Thursday, July 9, 2020

A look at the headlines around Indian Country

Indian Country Today

Lakotas to Donald Trump: ‘You are not welcome here’

He Sapa is sacred and should be treated as such

Dalton Walker

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Tpepion

Oglala Sioux president suspended

Tribal council removes Julian Bear Runner from his post for 30 days, overturns a lockdown and rescinds his order placing all but emergency workers on leave

Mary Annette Pember

Native Congressional candidate wins Utah primary

Darren Parry advances to face Republican Blake Moore in November’s general election

Aliyah Chavez

Amazon joins ‘tidal wave’ of pressure on Washington NFL team

Updated: The online retail giant joins Target, Walmart and Nike in removing the team’s gear from their websites

Aliyah Chavez

DAPL shutdown? ‘We have not yet taken any steps’

Spokeswoman says Energy Transfer Partners believes a federal judge 'exceeded his authority' in ordering the company to stop the flow of oil

Kolby KickingWoman

50 years since Richard Nixon’s 'break with the past'

‘That was one of the most moving, wonderful experiences I've ever had at this White House’

Mark Trahant

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Gall

Vetos could cost New Mexico tribes funding

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham used her veto pen to prevent the Legislature from earmarking $318 million in federal virus relief funding for local governments

The Associated Press