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The ‘Indian Problem’ is Back—This Time in a Supreme Court Argument Over Birthright Citizenship

Opinion Throughout history, the United States government has struggled to define its relationship with the first inhabitants of this land. As the...

IHS Budget; Boston Marathon; and Tribal Doulas| Health Equity Round Up, April 13

In the past couple of weeks, the White House released the president’s budget request, including a boost for IHS; Native women are...

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Eco Jurisprudence – International Momentum is Growing

Guest Opinion As the Rights of Nature movement gains momentum, courts are adding to the jurisprudence on how to interpret these rights...

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Haaland Releases First Gubernatorial Campaign Ad, “Who Fights”

Native Vote 2026 Former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland (Laguna Pueblo) on Saturday released the first advertisement of her campaign for governor of...

Monday Morning (April 13, 2026): Articles You May Have Missed This Past Weekend

Good Monday Morning! Here are some articles you may have missed this Easter holiday weekend: Plans To Withdraw Protections From Oil And...

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What You Need to Know About Tribal Sovereignty and Birthright Citizenship

Editor’s Note: the following was posted on the Native American Rights Fund website this past week: In April 2026, the issue of...

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Tribal and Rural Healthcare at Risk in Oklahoma Gov. Stitt’s Attack on Medicaid

Guest Opinion Oklahoma leaders often visit Cherokee Nation’s Health System and celebrate our progress and tout our unmistakable impact on the health...

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Native News Weekly (April 12, 2026): D.C. Briefs

WASHINGTON — In addition to articles already covered by Native News Online, here is a roundup of other news released from Washington, D.C....

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Plans To Withdraw Protections From Oil And Gas Development Around Chaco Prompt 70,000 Public Comments To Federal Agency In One Week

A proposal that would expand energy development on 336,425 acres around Chaco Culture National Historical Park initiated a sudden 7-day public comment...