Re-envisioning humanity’s relationship to nature, authentic Native knowledge, and advancing scientific frameworks is deserving of rediscovery and serious attention. Our systemic traditional knowledge has always been our guiding light, deeply embedded in our worldview, our interpretation of the natural world, and its profound link to contemporary science.
Read MoreAs chief prosecutor of the Navajo Nation, I want to begin with this: most deepfake videos, nearly 90 percent, are not criminal. They may be misleading or in poor taste, but they do not cross the threshold of the law.
Read MoreWhen the Navajo Times published authenticated text messages between President Buu Nygren and Controller McCabe earlier this (week), many readers felt uneasy. The exchange revealed not only a disagreement about government spending but a deeper issue about tone, humility and how far our leaders have strayed from the values our elders taught us.
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The turmoil now happening in Window Rock has been brewing for months as evidenced by reports in the Navajo Times. This turmoil must stop before it gets worse.
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This past weekend, although it was very windy, I took a chance to take the Low Mountain Road to shorten driving time to the Shiprock fair. All summer long, I would come from the west into First Mesa and see the dust covering the entire valley from Low Mountain. This dust is caused by vehicles transporting people to work and school. I was not surprised to encounter the number of vehicles that day also on the 13-mile stretch of dirt road.
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Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow