Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Anti-male tale 'The Housemaid' heads to stage after best-selling book, sleeper success film
"I’m so thrilled to be bringing this gripping, emotional, strange, and even funny story to the stage."
Utah to present pre-recorded statement from Tyler Robinson's trans lover Lance Twiggs at preliminary hearing in Charlie Kirk murder case
"I don’t believe that the hearing needs to close, or there’s even portions of the hearing that really needs to be closed," the state said.
Tyler Robinson attorneys push for judge to hold prosecutors in contempt of court for giving interview on Fox News after defense motion led to fake news on bullet, gun
"Mr Ballard didn’t start this, right? The state didn’t start this. This began because of a pleading the defense counsel filed in the court."
BREAKING UPDATE: Mamdani refuses to pull press passes from 'reporters' who celebrated murder of Brian Thompson, supported Mangione
"There is a good-natured debate to be had about where a press pass should extend and where it shouldn’t ... However, the three people that we are talking about don’t fall within that debate."
XX-XY Athletics mocks California’s policy of giving 2 medals when trans athlete wins girls' competition after AB Hernandez sweeps championships
"Introducing Podi-him, an inclusive podium with a first-place wide enough for a deserving female and an undeserving male."
BREAKING UPDATE: Suspects in San Diego mosque shooting identified as 18-year-old Caleb Vazquez, 17-year-old Cain Clark: report
Three people were killed in the Monday afternoon shooting, including a security guard at the center.
Harrison Ford urges ASU grads to fight for social justice after his generation left world 'a real mess'
"Your generation has far more power than you may realize, and if you harness that power ... the world will not be able to ignore you. You will have to be accommodated."
BREAKING: Jury sides with Sam Altman, OpenAI in Elon Musk's lawsuit against company
Musk had helped start OpenAI in 2015, but left the board in 2018.
BREAKING: Tina Peters to be freed from Colorado prison June 1
She had been sentenced to nine years in prison.
FBI arrests leader of Iraqi militia group backed by Iran for plotting to attack New York
Al-Saadi has been charged with six counts of terrorism-related offenses for actions that include his alleged involvement in 20 attacks and attempted attacks in the US and Europe.
Harvey Weinstein rape trial ends in mistrial after jury deadlock
A hearing has been set for June 24 to hear whether prosecutors will move forward with a fourth trial in the case.
BLM demands 'accountability' from Netflix over Tony Hinchcliffe's George Floyd joke on Kevin Hart roast
"Right now, George Floyd is looking up at us all, laughing so hard that he can’t breathe," Hinchcliffe said.
BREAKING: DOJ seeks death penalty for man charged with killing two Israeli embassy staffers in DC
"We filed notice that my office will seek death against the defendant Elias Rodriguez, for the killing of two young Israeli Embassy staff members at the Capitol Jewish Museum," Pirro said.
Canada moves to force tech companies to allow back-door for government access to encrypted communications
The bill "could conscript private companies into service as an arm of the government’s surveillance apparatus – with expansive scope and insufficient safeguards."
JD Vance says Maine is 'bronze medalist' for highest level of fraud in the country
"What you have in Maine is a festering problem where people have been taken advantage of, and they've been stolen from and your government hasn't done anything about it."
