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- 1DHS Accused of Intimidating Border Tribe Over Trump Wall Project●As Trump’s Wall Closes in, DHS Intimidates a Border Tribe With Surveillance, Masked Agents and Drones
The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly using surveillance, masked agents and drones against the Tohono O'odham Nation as the Trump administration pushes forward with border wall construction on tribal land. For decades the tribe collaborated with DHS to prevent a wall from dividing their community, and ProPublica reports the administration is now advancing the project despite that cooperation, deepening tensions along the Arizona-Mexico border.
- 2Online nativists exploit economic anxiety to spread hate●Online nativists are exploiting middle-class economic worries to stir hate
A Vox report examines how far-right nativist movements in Texas, France and India are channelling middle-class economic insecurity into anti-immigrant and hateful rhetoric. The piece argues that online activists frame job and housing pressures as the result of outsiders, converting genuine financial worries into organised political hostility across very different national contexts.
- 3Fox News' Martha MacCallum to host Boston speaker series▼Pols & Politics: Fox News’ Martha MacCallum to host speaker series in Boston
Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum is set to host a speaker series in Boston, according to the Boston Herald's Pols & Politics column. The series will bring political figures and newsmakers to the city for onstage conversations, adding to Boston's lineup of public-affairs events. MacCallum, a Massachusetts native, has long maintained ties to the region alongside her national news role.
- 4Ranking names Kyoto's most representative celebrity●https://www. tkhunt.com/2594307/ 京都府を代表すると思う「出身芸能人」ランキング！ 2位「吉岡里帆」を抑えた圧倒的1位は？ – All About ニュース # Celebrity # 京都府 # 代表 #
A new ranking of celebrities born in Kyoto Prefecture is drawing attention, with actor Kuranosuke Sasaki taking first place by a wide margin, ahead of actress Riho Yoshioka in second. The list, published by All About News, asks which famous native best represents the prefecture, and is prompting readers to debate whether the choice reflects local pride or national popularity.
- 5SUNY Geneseo professor publishes 500-year history of Onondaga Nation▼SUNY Geneseo professor’s book explores 500-year history of Onondaga Nation
A professor at SUNY Geneseo has published a new book tracing five centuries of Onondaga Nation history, one of the Haudenosaunee nations in central New York. The work documents the nation's experiences over 500 years, from pre-colonial times through the present. The publication is drawing regional attention in western New York, where interest in Indigenous history and Native nations' sovereignty continues to grow.
- 6Retired Navajo Nation doctor wins MacArthur 'genius' grant for public art▼How a retired Navajo Nation doctor earned a MacArthur 'genius' grant for public art
A retired doctor from the Navajo Nation has been awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, the so-called 'genius grant', in recognition of work in public art. The story highlights how a medical career led to artistic projects benefiting Native communities, and coverage has focused on the unusual path from medicine to art and what the award means for Indigenous representation in the arts.