Tribal leaders gather at U.S. Capitol to address land rights

Bill advances on missing and murdered Indigenous women

Extra voting days granted after Navajo Nation ballot shortage

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Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe holds land sovereignty march in Washington D.C.

Thanksgiving play tells story about Native and non-Native American relations

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Public school in Kansas renamed to honor Olympian Billy Mills

Rocky Mountain tribes join conservation groups for bison summit

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Columbus statue comes down in Los Angeles park

Court order renews tribal consultation on Keystone XL

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe to hold sovereignty march

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Northern Arapaho woman wins seat in Wyoming legislature

Nine Native Americans elected to Montana state legislature

Paulette Jordan discusses healthcare expansion in Idaho

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A recap of who won in an hour long special report from FNX / First Nation Experience, Native Voice One, and Indian Country Today. This hour will report the results from the hundred plus Native candidates running from Maine to Alaska. Antonia Gonzales, Navajo, and Mark Trahant, Shoshone-Bannock, host in studio with reports from correspondents posted at a variety of campaign headquarters.

Alaska voters turn out an incumbent judge who signed off on a sexual assault sentence perceived as lenient

A Washington State tribe wants to upgrade air quality designation

Absentee ballots turn the tide in a closely watched New Mexico congressional race

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Voter send two Native American women to Congress, a historic first

Jonathan Nez will preside over the Navajo Nation

The San Juan County commission in Utah now has a Navajo majority for the first time in its history

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Country Today, FNX / First Nations Experience, and Native Voice One will stream a live coast-to-coast newscast for five hours on election day, Tuesday, November 6. Anchors Antonia Gonzales, Mark Trahant, and correspondents from across the country will report the latest results for the record number of Native Americans running for office. Coverage begins at 6 pm Pacific / 9 pm Eastern on nv1.org

Strong early voting numbers point to a possible record midterm election turnout

Canada’s prime minister reiterates an apology to British Columbia First Nations

The Navajo Nation continues its legal fight against Wells Fargo Bank

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