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To help secure an economic development project that would help boost the tribe’s self-determination, the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation are turning to Congress with a request to loosen lease term restrictions on trust lands.
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Residents in the Bethel and Kusilvak census areas in southwestern Alaska pay up to $315 per month for internet through United Utilities United, and the service comes with a 100 gigabyte data cap, with overage charges of $8 per gig.
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WASHINGTON — An early exchange between Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Brian Schatz and U.S. Department of Agriculture General Counsel Janie Simms Hipp set the tone for a recent Committee on Indian Affairs hearing.
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Native American communities are often overlooked especially when it comes to traditional research and data reporting, and that’s what the Indigenous Futures Survey aims to change.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Native Americans are largely absent in data from scientific and public policy studies, which poses a range of challenges when it comes to setting policy and showing representation in education, media and law.