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Nathan Collins

  • Science Communications Officer, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
San Francisco, Stanford
As seen in: MSN, HuffPost, Yahoo News, CNBC, Greater Good: The Science of The Meaningful Life, Stanford University, New Scientist, Scientific American, SFGate, Taylor & Francis Online and
Former astrophysicist and @sfiscience postdoc. Current science writer @SLAClab. He/him, cisgender (suck it Musk). Tweets mine, not any employer’s.
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Clayton HS student spoke up for Palestine. Then her graduation speech was cut off.

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By Nathan Collins
| Yahoo Verified
Clayton High School graduation speaker Leen Hijaz used the end of her speech to speak up about issues ranging from Palestine to ICE. Clayton principal Melissa Hubbard came up to the podium and stopped her from continuing. Nathan Collins Tue, June 2, 2026 at 4:36 PM UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google.
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How a wrong turn at Fort Bragg NC led to an ICE detention center in Georgia Original

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By Nathan Collins
| The News & Observer Verified
Luis Alonso Delgadillo Perez hadn’t been to Fayetteville before taking a contractor job installing floors in the area in early March. So it wasn’t too surprising he took a wrong turn down an unfamiliar road when he was headed back home to Chapel Hill. The road led him to one of the gates of Fort Bragg.
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Berger continues to trail Page after final NC vote tally; recount possible Original

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By Nathan Collins, Travis Long
| The News & Observer Verified
A formal tally of votes in North Carolina’s primary election showed longtime Senate leader Phil Berger, one of the state’s most powerful politicians, continuing to trail his Republican opponent, Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page. Friday’s count, known as the canvass, confirmed Page’s lead in the district, which includes Rockingham County and parts of Guilford. After provisional votes were counted last week, Page was ahead by 23 votes.
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