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D-Day veteran Charles Shay, who saved lives on Omaha Beach, dies at 101 in France — REUTERS / ixx511

D-Day · United States

D-Day veteran Charles Shay, who saved lives on Omaha Beach, dies at 101 in France

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Decorated Native American veteran Charles Shay has died at age 101 in France.See the Story

Crow Tribe looks to ‘reset the clock’ on blood quantum requirements, expand enrollment

Montana, United States · Montana

Crow Tribe looks to ‘reset the clock’ on blood quantum requirements, expand enrollment

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The proposed legislation would change the lives not just of the 14,289 enrolled Crow tribal members but also potentially thousands of descendants who would be more likely to qualify as tribal members and receive services.See the Story

Louisiana Is Shrinking. Some Tribes Are Fighting to Protect What’s Left of Their Communities

Louisiana · Louisiana

Louisiana Is Shrinking. Some Tribes Are Fighting to Protect What’s Left of Their Communities

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POINTE-AU-CHIEN, La. (AP) — Cherie Matherne looked out into Bayou Pointe au Chien, wide enough for several boats to pass through. In the distance, a stand of dead trees marked where saltwater comes and goes during storm-driven flooding.See the Story

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