Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BREAKING: Supreme Court rules cities can ban camping on public streets
The justices ruled 6-3 on the matter, saying it was not "cruel and unusual punishment" to prevent public camping.
Elder Abuse trends on X after Joe Biden’s CNN debate performance
"This is elder abuse."
NEW: Biden falsely claims Border Patrol endorsed him
The Border Patrol union endorsed Trump in the 2016 and 2020 elections.
Girls' track coach speaks out after team loses to school with biological male runner in Washington
His team came in second by just eight points, with the difference coming down to one transgender student who was awarded 10 points for a first-place finish in the 400m race.
JUST IN: Male, trans suspect in murder of trans activist held in Minnesota women's prison
Lewis has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder, with and without intent.
Vermont man awarded $175,000 after wrongful arrest for flipping off state trooper
"Cursing at cops isn’t a crime," said FIRE senior attorney Jay Diaz. "Calling it ‘disorderly conduct’ isn’t a get-out-the-Constitution-free card that allows police to silence speech they don’t like."
NEW: Supreme Court sides with Biden admin in Idaho abortion ruling
The case was dismissed as "improvidently granted."
Supreme Court 'inadvertently' posts Idaho abortion ruling draft, appears poised to side with Biden admin
"The Court’s Publications Unit inadvertently and briefly uploaded a document to the Court’s website," said Patricia McCabe, the court’s public information officer.
UPDATE: WikiLeaks URL featuring DNC emails restored
The homepage of the leak on WikiLeaks stated "Internal Server Error" for several hours.
House GOP votes to file legal brief supporting Steve Bannon's appeal of conviction
House’s Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group "voted 3-2 to file a brief with the DC Circuit in the case against Steve Bannon."
Biden admin moves to allow deployment of US military contractors in Ukraine: report
The officials said the hope is that it the move would speed maintenance and repairs of US weapons systems being used by the Ukrainian military.
BREAKING: Judge Merchan partially removes Trump gag order in NYC case
Trump can now unleash on Stormy Daniels, Michael Cohen, and other witnesses.
LA mayor considering mask ban after violent Gaza protest outside synagogue
Violent clashes occurred outside the Adas Torah Synagogue in Los Angeles around 1:40 pm, with pro-Palestinian agitators surrounding the house of worship.
FBI turned off cameras ahead of Mar-a-Lago raid, admits to adding cover sheets to documents before taking photographs for evidence
The filing from Jack Smith came after Trump’s team in early June filed a motion asking for the case to be dismissed over a "spoliation of evidence in violation of due process."
Police investigating possible bias crime, arson after Portland occult bookstore fire
The store told those with information about "this heinous act of stupidity" to contact them, adding that if they don’t know anything, "your hexes against this a-hole are most appreciated."