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Remembering My Grandma During Native American Heritage Month
Native News Weekly (November 2, 2025): D.C. Briefs
Governor Stitt, it’s raining. Save SNAP.
The Celebration They Can’t Cancel: Native Heritage Month Lives On
Two Federal Judges Rule U.S. Government Must Spend $6 Billion on Food Aid Amid Shutdown
United Indian Nations of Oklahoma to Hold Annual Meeting in Oklahoma City Nov. 6
U.S. SNAP Recipients: A Snapshot — Who’s Getting Food Assistance?
Judge Weighs SNAP Funding as 25 States Sue Trump Administration Amid Shutdown
Cadiz Inc. Secures $51 Million Tribal Investment for Mojave Groundwater Bank Project
Assemblymember James C. Ramos Honored with 2025 Outstanding Achievement in California Indian Law Award
Dakota Wicohan Receives 2025 Greater Minnesota Bush Prize for Dakota Language Revitalization
Native Women Share Their Journeys in Higher Education in New Book
Senate Committee on Indians Affairs Hear How Tribes Turn to Natural Resources as Federal Shutdown Deepens Food Insecurity
HHS Secretary Kennedy to Indian Country: Even During a Shutdown, Your Health Care is My Priority
Zuni Partners Share Community-Led Delapna:we Project at ATALM 2025 Conference
Cherokee Nation Declares Food Emergency Due to Federal Shutdown
American Indian Business Enterprise opens applications for Native Farmer and Rancher Project
Government Shutdown Highlights Need to Reform How Federal Funds Support Native American Tribes, Brookings Report Says
Haaland Pledges Support for Rural Communities, Traditional Land Use, and New Mexico Water Systems
2025 Tribal Adaptive Student-Athlete of the Year Scholarship Recipients Announced

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Two Federal Judges Rule U.S. Government Must Spend $6 Billion on Food Aid Amid Shutdown

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Dakota Wicohan Receives 2025 Greater Minnesota Bush Prize for Dakota Language Revitalization

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