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In the next week, the 25th Navajo Nation Council will prepare to honor the grit of former delegates who represented their respective chapters and voiced their community's needs.

Turns out, like most college students, Hataałii (pronounced: Hah-toth-lee) was running late due to computer issues. After getting up around noon and watching Navajo Cops, the 20-year-old University of New Mexico film major (he “thinks” he’s a junior) has a laid-back, sunshiny warmth that preludes a refreshingly casual chat. The fact that this interview takes place on … 2023’s Breakout Star Is This 20-Year-Old Navajo Musician Read More » The post 2023’s Breakout Star Is This 20-Year...

Author Cormac McCarthy inspired songwriters from Jason Isbell to Robert Earl Keen with his imagery and poetic prose.

Window Rock, Arizona — Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and Speaker of the 25th Navajo Nation Council Crystalyne Curley expressed their disappointment in today’s five-to-four decision in Arizona et al. versus Navajo Nation et al. “Today’s ruling is disappointing and I am encouraged that the ruling was 5-4. It is…

A group of concerned community members of Leupp, Arizona, invite you and directors from the Division of Community Development, Navajo Nation Elections Administration and Navajo Nation Ethics and Rules Office to a community meeting on July 08, 2023, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (location will be announced) to discuss a paramount of issues related to the Local Government Act of 1988 that is severely impacting the Leupp community and chapter. The community request clarification on the intent, changes a...

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The court case was the Nation’s bid to accelerate decades of fruitless negotiations and secure water for its reservation.

The Supreme Court giveth. The Supreme Court taketh away.

Former President Donald Trump faces a powerful precedent for federal prosecution over the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the US Capitol, in the form of Navajo leader Peter MacDonald’s conviction for conspiracy, writes Ken Ballen.

The Navajo Nation has for years been locked in contentious negotiations with the state of Arizona over water.