Kent Nishimura

Kent Nishimura has been a member of Linktree for 7 years and joined in May 2019. The social media accounts linked to from Kent Nishimura are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Threads • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, kentnish has populated their site with: • Join Me on B(lue)SKY • Portfolio • CNN's Christiane Amanpour interviews Kent • NPR - All Things Considered Ailsa Chang interviews Kent • KHON2 - Kamaka Pili interviews Kent about covering Jan6 • WSJ - Bret Baier Profile • New Yorker - The Senate’s Age of Irrelevance • ProPublica - A Lawyer Who Helped the Kushners Crack Down on Poor Tenants Now Helps Renters Fight Big Landlords • The Atlantic - My Day Inside America’s Most Hated Car • WaPo Opinion - Who Is Government :: The free-living bureaucrat • NY Mag - Andy Kim Is Ready For Trump 2.0 • WaPo Opinion - Who is Government? :: The Rookie • NYT: New White House Experience Museum Opens • WaPo Opinion - Who is Government? :: The Equalizer • WaPo Opinion - Who is Government? :: The Cyber Sleuth • WaPo Opinion - Who is Government? :: The Sentinel • WaPo Opinion - Who is Government? :: The Canary • WSJ: Virginia Republican Tries to Survive Trump Onslaught • New Yorker: MAGA Mike – Mike Johnson, the First Proudly Trumpian Speaker • NYT: Some of Washington’s Iconic Cherry Trees Are About to Disappear • WSJ: Hostage Envoy Wants the U.S. to Keep Bargaining With Its Adversaries • WSJ: This May Be the Most Exclusive Museum in the U.S. • NYT: Welcome to the World of Competitive Boat Docking • NYT: McConnell, Dismissing Health Questions, Insists He Will Continue as Leader • LAT: California to transform infamous San Quentin prison with Scandinavian ideas • LA Times Photo Studio at TIFF22 • LAT: Col1 - The solution to pandemic stress, a return to Dragon Boating • LAT: It’s time for Banana Ball! The story of the Savannah Bananas • LAT: Column: On the Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson will be a symbol. But she’s also human • LAT: Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the Supreme Court: A visual timeline • LAT: Security remains heightened at U.S. Capitol for impeachment and inauguration • LAT: Lawmakers want accountability from Capitol Police. But for years, they also rebuffed transparency efforts • LAT: January 6, 2021 - Trump supporters turn violent, storm U.S. Capitol • LAT: Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election with this coalition • LAT: Is Hawaii ready for visitors? Scenes from one reopened island • LAT: North Complex Wildfire ravaged this rancher’s cattle and maybe his family six generation legacy. • LAT: ‘This monster of fire’ burns a devastating path through one family’s Sierra empire • At Monterey Bay Aquarium, the sea animals are doing great, but business is tanking • Trinity County School District returns to in-person instruction amid Coronavirs Pandemic • How one L.A. restaurant reopened its dining room • Art Briles returns to Friday-night lights, Texas sidelines • A look at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance • Illegal cannabis farms still scarring public lands, two years after Prop. 64 • Jeff Goldblum's long strange Hollywood Journey • Angels Honor Tyler Skaags • Jaime Jarrin’s return to Dodgers • BetaSpace: As Coachella raged, the LA tech world made plans to live on Mars