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Federal Politics

Trump dumps Noem, taps Mullin to be next DHS Secretary

If approved, Mullin would be second Native man to serve as U.S. Cabinet member
By Brian Bull
Native Leadership

Native political organizer and activist running for South Dakota governor

Candidate Allison Renville stresses importance of restoring trust between tribes and the state
By Gabrielle Nelson
State Capitol

Indigenous voices speak loudly at Bismarck ‘No Kings’ rally

Thousands peacefully protest
By Gabrielle Nelson
Tribal leadership

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe swears in new leaders

Steve Sitting Bear elected as chairman
By Gabrielle Nelson
Native Leadership
Native political organizer and activist running for South Dakota governor
Candidate Allison Renville stresses importance of restoring trust between tribes and the state
By Gabrielle Nelson
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State Capitol
Indigenous voices speak loudly at Bismarck ‘No Kings’ rally
Thousands peacefully protest
By Gabrielle Nelson
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Tribal leadership
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe swears in new leaders
Steve Sitting Bear elected as chairman
By Gabrielle Nelson
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Tribal consultation
Bill seeks to strengthen tribal consultation on North Dakota legislation
Mary Steurer, North Dakota Monitor
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Meal Access
Free school meals bill advances in North Dakota legislative committee
Jeff Beach, North Dakota Monitor
ND Legislature Considers Free School Meals Bill.
Voting Rules
Voter registration, campaign finance reporting debated by North Dakota lawmakers
Mary Steurer, North Dakota Monitor
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Tax Fight
North Dakota tribal leaders seek to restore vehicle tax exemption
Amy Dalrymple, North Dakota Monitor
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Food Security
Hearing set Monday on bill that would provide free school meals for North Dakota students
Erin Hemme Froslie, North Dakota Monitor
ND Legislature Considers Free School Meals Bill.
Power Shift
North Dakota sued Interior at least five times under Doug Burgum. Now he’s set to run the agency
Mary Steurer and Mark Olalde, North Dakota Monitor
Senate Holds Nomination Hearing For Doug Burgum To Be Next Interior Secretary
Victory Upheld
MHA Nation secures key victory as Supreme Court upholds majority-Native District 4A
‘Hard-fought progress toward fair representation is now protected’
By Adrianna Adame
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Court decision
Supreme Court upholds North Dakota’s majority-Native legislative subdistricts
Mary Steurer, North Dakota Monitor
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Community Boost
Underserved rural communities targeted in legislative proposal
$50 million endowment fund could spur redevelopment, housing
Michael Standaert, North Dakota News Cooperative
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Sovereignty Strengthened
Standing Rock chair opens North Dakota Legislature, urges collaboration with tribes
‘We may not always agree, but we must remain united in service to our people’
By Adrianna Adame
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Sovereignty Strengthened
Standing Rock chair stresses building unity and infrastructure
Infrastructure, healthcare, and sovereignty: tribal leaders address state legislature
Mary Steurer, North Dakota Monitor
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Dakota Access Pipeline
Judge denies Greenpeace request to investigate mailer critical of DAPL protests
Pro-fossil fuel mailer raised concerns in Dakota Access Pipeline case
Mary Steurer, North Dakota Monitor
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President Carter
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter dies at 100
Died Sunday Dec. 29, 2024, after spending over a year in hospice care
Ross Wiliams, North Dakota Monitor
San Francisco Giants v Atlanta Braves, Game 3
Dakota Access Pipeline
Pipeline owner joins lawsuit over Dakota Access Pipeline
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe wants a federal court to order that the pipeline be shut down
Mary Steurer, North Dakota Monitor
Dakota Pipeline Access Project Protesters Brave Frigid Weather To Continue Encampment
Election
Democrats, women clean up in all-Native candidate match for North Dakota District 9
‘Minority of minority’ emerges from new voter map to challenge conservative trend at statehouse
By Adrianna Adame
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North Dakota
Interior Secretary nominee draws praise from tribal leaders
Leaders from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate expressed joy regarding President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum as Secretary of the Interior
Amelia Schafer, Rapid City Journal & ICT
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