Helicopter Crash Kills 3 Navajo Nation Members Near Albuquerque
A devastating helicopter crash near Albuquerque has resulted in the deaths of three individuals from the Navajo Nation, with investigators working to determine the cause.
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Hanson's explosive claim on Albanese's election win
Pauline Hanson makes a shocking prediction about Anthony Albanese's election victory, warning of dire consequences for Australia's future.
Navajo Nation members die in Arizona plane crash
A small plane crash in Arizona has resulted in the deaths of two individuals from the Navajo Nation, with investigations underway by federal authorities.
Navajo Nation members killed in Arizona plane crash
A devastating plane crash in northern Arizona has resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including two members of the Navajo Nation, sparking grief and investigations.
Hanson calls young senator 'stupid' in fiery clash
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson faces backlash after calling a 21-year-old senator 'stupid' in a heated political showdown.
Hanson, Joyce attack net zero as 'climate hysteria'
Outspoken politicians Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce launch a scathing attack on net zero policies, calling for a focus on national interests over climate alarmism.
Australia’s Parliament Reopens with Pomp and Tension
Australia’s federal parliament has resumed with a blend of ceremonial grandeur and political friction, as key parties clash over policy directions. Discover the highlights and underlying tensions of this pivotal session.
Supreme Court backs Muscogee Creek Nation in sovereignty case
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Muscogee Creek Nation's sovereignty over a significant portion of eastern Oklahoma, marking a historic victory for tribal rights.
Hanson condemned for mocking Indigenous tradition
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson faces fierce backlash from Labor and the Greens after dismissing Indigenous 'Acknowledgement of Country' as divisive, reigniting debates over reconciliation and political rhetoric.
Cherokee Freedman descendant makes history in Tribal Council win
Grayson, a descendant of Cherokee Freedmen, makes history by securing a seat on the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council, marking a pivotal moment for tribal inclusion.
Badenoch's reshuffle offers hope for One Nation Tories
Kemi Badenoch's recent cabinet reshuffle hints at a possible shift towards One Nation Conservatism, sparking cautious optimism among moderate Tories.
Australia’s low-tax reality: Why leaders must admit it
Leading figures must recognise Australia’s status as a low-taxing country before engaging in economic reform debates. This article explores why this admission is crucial for meaningful policy discussions.
Mark Latham’s Controversial Political Journey
Explore the tumultuous career of Mark Latham, a polarising figure in Australian politics, as we delve into his scandals, policies, and public clashes.
Trump admin asks Palau to accept US deportees
The Trump administration has reportedly approached Palau, a small Pacific island nation, to accept migrants deported from the US. The move raises ethical and diplomatic concerns.
Caddo Nation loses last fluent speaker of native language
The Caddo Nation mourns as its last fluent speaker dies, marking the potential extinction of a centuries-old indigenous language.
First Native American confirmed as US Interior Secretary
Deb Haaland makes history as the first Native American to lead the US Department of the Interior, marking a milestone for Indigenous representation in government.
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