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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers weighs its authority over Rosemont Mine
The corps said it would consult with local tribes before making the decision, then it rescinded the invite.
Supreme Court to hear case on pandemic aid for tribes
The confusion on if Alaska Native Corporations qualify for the aid lies with some ambiguous language in the CARES Act.
Apache Stronghold files temporary restraining order and lien to stop transfer of Oak Flat
The nonprofit argued in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that Western Apache own the religious site.
Arizona redistricting commission to hold its first meeting
Swearing in will take place tomorrow
Trump administration faces lawsuit to stop land transfer of Indigenous religious site to mining company
The lawsuit says the destruction of Oak Flat violates the Apaches' right to religious freedom.
New letter asks Mexican officials to help stop border wall construction
As Trump visits the border for the last time in his presidency, groups say they want Mexico to stand against more wall.
Land swap of Oak Flat due to start Friday
The transfer is opposed by San Carlos Apache tribal members who do not want it become a copper mine.
Navajo Nation reports 237 new COVID-19 cases, 22 more deaths
Weekend lockdowns extend through Jan. 25
Electors, tribal leaders react to seizure of Capitol building
The heads of the Tohono O'odham and Navajo Nation condemned the violence in Washington D.C.
Navajo Nation reports 15 COVID deaths Tuesday
The increase in reported deaths was due to a lag in reporting and confirming cases, a spokesperson said.
Fast rollout of virus vaccine trials reveals tribal distrust
Suspicion difficult to overcome
Navajo Nation casinos to lay off more than 1,100
Lack of revenue caused by prolonged closures
Navajo Nation reports 153 new virus cases, four more deaths
Numbers are dropping but worries about holiday surge persist
Navajo Nation reports 122 new COVID-19 cases, 10 more deaths
Nation renews stay-at-home mandate
After the wall, border residents take stock of what's next
The Trump administration is expected to finish 450 miles of wall by the end of the year.
UA project assists tribal college students in STEAM majors
A grant will help foster Diné College student success after transferring to the university.
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