Hannah Nightingale
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North Dakota city to accept cryptocurrency for utility payments
The city of Williston, North Dakota, announced Thursday that it will begin accepting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as a payment for utility bills.
'That looks like a cover-up': Senator Rand Paul slams Fauci for avoiding questions on Wuhan research
On Fox and Friends Thursday, Senator Rand Paul once again slammed Doctor Anthony Fauci's avoidance on questions regarding his involvement in funding gain of function research in Wuhan.
'Gender-neutral' language 'harmful' to French language, banned in French schools
France ruled last week to ban the use of 'gender neutral' spellings of French words, citing that the usage of such is "harmful" to the French language.
US border patrol agents increasingly considering early retirement due to Biden's policies
US border patrol agents are becoming increasingly frustrated with the whiplash reversal of border policies the Biden Administration has enacted, with some agents going as far as considering an early retirement from the agency.
Attack on 15-year-old Asian boy in New York being investigated by Hate Crimes Task Force
Cai was at a playground in Rego Park, Queens with two of his friends that day, when two teens came up and started harassing them.
CANCELED: 16-year-old American Idol contestant forced to withdraw after a photo of him sitting next to a friend in a white hood causes racism stir
American Idol contestant Caleb Kennedy was only 12-years-old when the photo was taken.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki grilled on ransom paid to pipeline hackers
In a White House Press Briefing Thursday, reporters questioned Jen Psaki about the $5 million ransom Colonial Pipeline paid to the hackers of the pipeline, who's shutdown caused lines at gas stations and shortages along the southern east coast.
Trans woman named ‘Iconic Facce’ pleads guilty for bank robbery after plastic surgery
A trans woman by the name of Iconic Facce plead guilty to two counts of bank robbery on Monday and was sentenced by Circuit Judge Randi Peresich Mueller to 15 years in prison for each count, to be served simultaneously.
Ford's unspecified calls for border restrictions has Trudeau 'frustrated'
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that he's "frustrated and disappointed" with Premier Ford's continued calls on Ottawa to tighten restrictions at the border in Ontario without specifying what that would look like.
126 retired generals and admirals warn that the US is in 'deep peril' under Biden's leadership
"The conflict is between supporters of Socialism and Marxism vs. supporters of Constitutional freedom and liberty," the letter reads.
Afternoon announcement scheduled from Premier Ford, Ontario's chief medical officer
Premier Doug Ford is scheduled to make a joint announcement with Ontario's chief medical officer of health amidst the growing potential for the province's current lockdowns to continue.
WATCH: White House refuses to address Michigan's demand to close key Canadian pipeline, saying 'it's in the courts'
Whitmer risked a breach of trust between the US and Canada by demanding that the pipeline that provides nearly half the oil needs of Ontario and Quebec, must shut down by May 12.
'Illegal alien' and 'assimilation' among words Biden bans immigration agencies from using
US immigration agencies are being ordered by the Biden Administration to change their language surrounding immigrants in the United States
Illegal immigration hits 21-year high
Customs and Border Patrol encountered 178,622 people crossing the border into the United States in April.
WATCH: White House to 'work to move toward de-escalation' in Israel and Palestine amidst skyrocketing violence
In a press briefing Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki commented on current events in the Israel region saying that the White House is working with partners to "de-escalate" the skyrocketing violence.