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Trump Claims Covid-19 Testing Is ‘Overrated’ as Cases and Hospitalizations Surge Across US

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on Jun 19, 2020   Featured, Health, National, National/World  

Trump Claims Covid-19 Testing Is ‘Overrated’ as Cases and Hospitalizations Surge Across US

  In a meandering Wall Street Journal interview filled with blatant and outlandish lies—such as the claim that he personally “made Juneteenth very famous”—President Donald Trump on Thursday called Covid-19 testing “overrated” and admitted that he is putting the health of some of his supporters at risk by moving ahead with a planned rally this weekend in Tulsa, […]

Native American ‘Aunties’ Raise Funds to Feed Migrants

By Cecily Hilleary | VOA News on Sep 16, 2019   Featured, National, National/World  

Native American ‘Aunties’ Raise Funds to Feed Migrants

WASHINGTON – A group of Native American women from several tribes in Oklahoma have launched a nonprofit organization they’re calling the “Auntie Project: Native Women of Service.” Their goal is to help indigenous kids in need, beginning with child migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. The idea came to them in June, after hearing that the […]

Will US Congress Admit Delegate From Cherokee Nation?

By Cecily Hilleary | VOA News on Aug 27, 2019   Featured, National, National/World  

Will US Congress Admit Delegate From Cherokee Nation?

  Native American representation in Congress made great strides with the 2018 election of two American women to Congress.  Now, the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma says it will send its own delegate to Congress, a move that will test both the tribe’s sovereignty and the willingness of the U.S. to meet its treaty promises. Newly-elected […]

More Details Released in Sunday Oklahoma Street Homicide

By Alaska Native News on Apr 1, 2019   General News, Southcentral  

More Details Released in Sunday Oklahoma Street Homicide

  Police in Anchorage say that they believe that the shooting homicide that took the life of a teen around midnight on Sunday morning may have been drug-related and the suspect whose name has not been released is acquainted with his victims. When police responded to the scene on the 300-block of Oklahoma Street after […]

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