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Bureau of Indian Education: Open schools or else

School opening during pandemic is a confusing, deadly challenge for reservation residents

Mary Annette Pember

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University of Oregon to cover racist library murals

'In the middle of campus, you see a colonist statue. How are you supposed to feel supported?'

The Associated Press

Navajo man loses latest bid to delay execution

Lezmond Mitchell's attorneys sought a delay from the U.S. District Court in Arizona, where he was sentenced in the 2001 slayings of a fellow Navajo tribal member and hergranddaughter

The Associated Press

Million-dollar campaign launched to protect Bears Ears

‘Sacred land and sites of North American Indigenous people ... have been put at risk of desecration’

Joaqlin Estus

Popular tourist sites on the Navajo Nation can reopen soon

The Associated Press

Arizona Indigenous cold cases to be probed by new task force

This will be the 5th of seven offices being established across the U.S. as part of the Operation Lady Justice Task Force

The Associated Press

In a first, transgender inmate receives court-ordered surgery

Adree Edmo, Shoshone-Bannock, has been transferred to a women’s prison in Idaho after undergoing the gender confirmation procedure last month

Amanda Peacher

Indian Country headlines for Friday

Stories we're following: Celebrating Navajo code talkers, concerns about federal legislation related to McGirt ruling, demands for action on Northern Cheyenne deaths, and more

Indian Country Today

Kamala Harris’ record in Indian Country dates 10 years

Joe Biden’s VP pick gained experience with tribes as California’s attorney general, as a U.S. senator and as a presidential candidate

Aliyah Chavez

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Former Oklahoma tribal leader sentenced for bribery

George Phillip Tiger, former principal chief of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, pleaded guilty in a case related to work he did for the Wetumka-based Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town

The Associated Press