Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Josh Hawley moves to strip Disney of special copyright protections under 'Mickey Mouse Protection Act'
"It's time to take away Disney's special privileges and open up a new era of creativity and innovation," Hawley said of the "Mickey Mouse Protection Act."
Dinesh D'Souza accuses Newsmax of censorship over '2000 Mules'
"BTW @newsmax is also blocking coverage of '2000 Mules.' I was booked on Grant Stinchfield's Newsmax show and then the network cancelled on me," D'Souza said.
Portland school withdraws support for nearby 'queer' homeless village after city won't screen out violent convicts and sex offenders
"Given this denial of our requests, we can no longer support the Safe Rest Villages because of safety and security concerns."
Whistleblowers claim FBI is targeting employees that engaged in First Amendment activities on January 6
Jim Jordan said that this reasoning implies that "the FBI believes the employees who attended protests on January 6 are no longer loyal to the United States."
Trans porn company owners sentenced for forcing 7-year-old girl into sexual exploitation
"If this was not heinous, cruel and depraved, I don't know what is," Judge Tober said, adding that the girl had been taken from her real mother "solely for the sexual gratification" of others.
Biden sued for 'colluding' with Big Tech to censor Hunter Biden laptop story, COVID-19 lab leak theory
The lawsuit alleges that the federal government had violated constitutional rights to suppress free speech in "one of its greatest assaults by federal government officials in the Nation’s history."
WATCH: White House says final SCOTUS opinion on Roe shouldn’t look like leaked draft
"Obviously, our preference would be for Congress to codify Roe, and of course for the final opinion not to look like the leaked opinion," said Psaki.
BREAKING: Attempt to keep MTG off ballots FAILS, judge rules she qualifies for re-election
State Administrative Law Judge Charles Beaudrot announced that Greene is eligible to run for election, rejecting allegations brought forth by a group of voters.
Disney adopts employee benefits program that subsidizes out-of-state abortions
Disney has reportedly adopted a benefits program for its employees that financially supports those traveling out-of-state to get abortions.
American Bar Association recommends dropping law school admission tests
"Among other changes, the SRC is recommending the elimination of the requirement that law schools use a valid and reliable admission test," the committee wrote.
Pro-abortion activists to protest at Catholic churches on Mother’s Day
Pro-abortion activists are planning to protest at Catholic churches this upcoming Sunday, Mother’s Day, citing the faith of multiple judges that had supported the leaked draft that struck down Roe v Wade.
WATCH: Psaki congratulates newly announced Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre
"So I just want to take the opportunity to celebrate and congratulate my friend, my colleague, my partner in truth, Karine Jean-Pierre, the next White House Press Secretary," said Psaki.
BREAKING: Woke educators SUED over surveillance dossier on Scottsdale parents concerned about mandates, CRT
The dossier allegedly involved fake online identities, catfishing, images of minors in order to to "silence and punish dissenting voices and frighten away other potential speakers who might dare express an opposing point of view," the lawsuit states.
BREAKING: Biden announces Karine Jean-Pierre as replacement for White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki
On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced that current Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will be replacing Jen Psaki as the White House’s Press Secretary.
BREAKING: Andy Ngo reaches 1 MILLION followers on Twitter despite Antifa attacks, censorship
"I still remember the days when I had less than 10 followers. I don't take this new milestone for granted and am so thankful to those who follow and share my work," said Andy Ngo.