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Indian Country headlines for Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2021

Red Lake citizen was a lifelong advocate for the betterment of Native people

Indigenous excellence, innovation brings ICT multiple NAJA awards The National Native Media Awards recognized Indian Country Today for its strong national newscast and digital beat reporting Author: Who starts a national television program during a pandemic? Indian Country Today. Nearly 15 months ago, the multimedia enterprise saw a need to update Indigenous communities by television on the global crisis that changed every day. It started out as a weekly reporters’ roundtable and evolved int...

Billionaire Blastoff: Rich Riding Own Rockets Into Space - By Marcia Dunn AP, Aerospace Writer Two billionaires are putting everything on the line this month to ride their own rockets into space. Its intended to be a flashy confidence boost for customers seeking their own short joyrides. The lucrative, high-stakes chase for space tourists will unfold on the fringes of space — 55 miles to 66 miles up, pitting Virgin Galactics Richard Branson against the worlds richest man, Blue Origins Jeff B...

A plan for tomorrows leaders On this weekend edition of Indian Country Today were jam packed with incredible Indigenous people who are helping Indian Country to succeed. Author: Apr 30, 2021 Peggy Flanagan, who is White Earth Ojibwe, shares some of her personal highlights while serving as Minnesotas 50th Lieutenant Governor. Ruth Buffalo of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation, speaks with us about the effort to get public schools in North Dakota to teach American Indian history and the m...

The Huntington Fire Department swore in eight new firefighters on Thursday, March 4, 2021, at Huntington City Hall. From left in the front row are Kevin Thompson, Will Shamblin, Austin Hicks and Kyle Webster; in the back row are Dalton Walker, Jarrod Summers, Connor Franklin and Ben Tissenbaum. Sholten Singer | The Herald-Dispatch

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ cozy inauguration outfit lit social media on fire

Dalton Walker As a violent mob backing President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday with what appeared to be relative ease, many in Indian Country took to social media to point out drastic differences of past treatment by law enforcement of water protectors and other peaceful protestors…. @LucasBrownEyes – Police attack and brutalize water protectors at Standing Rock Share this: