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Why Navajo activists oppose a proposed hydrogen pipeline that could be the world's longest
Tallgrass Energy’s proposed hydrogen pipeline would stretch from New Mexico to north of Flagstaff, following an existing Navajo-owned pipeline.
Native News Online1d
Navajo Nation Council Rejects School Voucher Executive Order, Citing Threats to Sovereignty and Tribal Education Systems
On April 21, the 25th Navajo Nation Council passed legislation opposing Executive Order 14191, a federal directive issued by former President Donald Trump that encourages the use of federal education ...
Tensions escalate among Navajo leaders as Nygren finally agrees to address Navajo Nation Council
During Monday’s opening day of the spring session, several Navajo Nation Council delegates voiced their concerns about Nygren ...
The Journal2d
First Native American judge in 11th District is sworn in
An overflow crowd gathered in San Juan County Commission chambers on Friday to witness history as Brenna Clani-Washinawatok, ...
KNAU Arizona Public Radio2d
Light Up Navajo connects nine homes to the electrical grid
Line crews with Light Up Navajo have connected nine homes to the electrical grid in the last two weeks as part of the sixth ...
KJZZ2d
Why Navajo Nation President Nygren and council members aren't seeing eye to eye
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and members of the Navajo Nation Council have not been seeing eye to eye recently — and ...
ICT News on MSN2d
Navajo advocates say prez’s approval of uranium transport, Trump coal order feels like a betrayal
Because of the late January agreement, several trucks carrying uranium ore and other material traverse the western side of ...
Navajo Times2d
Where is the president? Nygren misses mandated State of the Navajo Nation Address, faces subpoena, uproar
President Buu Nygren didn’t deliver a State of the Navajo Nation Address to the Council and the people – again.