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Perspective: Writer checks in on elders, finds hunger, neglect

A Navajo reporter recently visited several elderly people on the reservation and found them struggling through the pandemic. *Originally published by Searchlight New Mexico

Searchlight NM

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President Trump says he'll listen to both sides on Pebble Mine

'I’ve done a lot for Alaska. I love Alaska. It’s a special place'

The Associated Press

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Indian Country headlines for Friday

News we’re talking about: Checkpoints closed to Sturgis rally visitors, Trump to 'listen to both sides' on Pebble Mine, Turtle Mountain Chippewa redefines marriage, Quileute Tribe uses humor to announce closure and more

Indian Country Today

Work begins on casino that’s pitting tribe against tribe

Construction on the Catawbas' project recently got underway on land Cherokees say is theirs

Joseph Martin

2 Keystone XL pipeline workers get virus, but work continues

Tribes have raised concerns that workers could be the virus into rural communities

The Associated Press

Alaska CEO's legacy is a renowned model for tribal health services

Peers praise Southcentral Foundation's longtime leader, Katherine Gottlieb, who announced this week that she's resigning at the end of the month

Joaqlin Estus

Indian Country Today E-Weekly Newsletter for August 6, 2020

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Indian Country headlines for Thursday

News we're watching: DAPL oil to flow, Native candidates prevail in primaries, mental health presents challenges during COVID-19, protecting Lakota elders to preserve language, and more

Indian Country Today

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The pandemic is creating a mental health crisis

Native people use traditions and resilience to cope with increased mental health challenges

Mary Annette Pember

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Diné woman will be Kansas’ youngest sitting legislator

Updated: Democrat Christina Haswood is one of more than a dozen Native candidates who prevailed in Tuesday’s primaries. #NativeVote20

Aliyah Chavez

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