Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
WHITE PAPER REVOLUTION SPREADS: Anti-CCP protests break out worldwide as Chinese students demonstrate in key cities
Chinese students across the world have taken to the streets in a solidarity protest with the White Paper Revolution protestors opposing lockdowns, Xi Jinping, and the CCP in China.
BREAKING: Elon Musk says Apple is threatening to pull Twitter from App Store
"Apple has mostly stopped advertising on Twitter. Do they hate free speech in America?" Musk asked, questioning in a follow-up tweet, "What’s going on here [Tim Cook]?"
Biden admin refuses to denounce brutal CCP crackdowns, issues vague statement about vaccine boosters
"For us, we are focused on what works and that means using the public health tools like: continuing to enhance vaccination rates, including boosters and making testing and treatment easily accessible," the statement said.
WUMAO ARMY: Twitter flooded with Chinese porn bots to hide news of mass protests
Searches for the names of major Chinese cities have resulted in a massive spike in content for porn, escorts, and gambling, "drowning out legitimate search results," wrote Twitter user Air-Moving Device.
Kari Lake files suit against Democrat donor Stephen Richer, others who run Maricopa County elections over voting day malfunctions
On Wednesday, Lake tweeted an article noting that Richer ran an "anti-Kari Lake PAC,’ and that "all expenditures from Richer were spent telling Arizonans not to vote for Lake." She called on the state’s Attorney General Mark Brnovich to investigate.
BREAKING: Elon Musk asks for help identifying violent threats on Twitter in response to Antifa revelations
"That is a disturbing story and very concerning that Twitter took no action, despite clear violation of [Terms of Service]. Report in this thread for now," Musk replied.
Majority of Americans want new Republican leadership in Congress: poll
The poll, conducted by The Trafalgar Group in partnership with Convention of States Action between November 16 and 20 found that 71.6 percent of Americans say that Republicans need new leadership following the results of the 2022 midterm elections.
Maine school board member says children’s gender identities should be kept secret from parents 'even if there are safety concerns'
"Even if there are safety issues present, which as many folks know, the behavioral health outcomes for this population is pretty scary at times, even if those safety issues are present, it would not ever be appropriate for me to out that youth to their caregivers without their consent," he added.
REVEALED: Biden admin funds 'Cat Park' game to 'inoculate youth against disinformation'
A memo from the US Department of State, obtained by the Foundation for Freedom, begins by stating, "With the Internet, only two things are certain: the global appeal of cats videos and the pervasiveness of disinformation."
BREAKING: Democrats to back election denier Hakeem Jeffries to minority leadership in the House
Jeffries has been revealed to have made numerous Twitter posts stating that various elections and Supreme Court seats were "stolen" by Republicans.
Texas' Dan Crenshaw brings bill to fight Mexican drug cartels, fentanyl trafficking
"We must take the cartels seriously and deter them and target them the same way we do terrorists. That is the only way to win."
BREAKING: Darrell Brooks given 6 consecutive life sentences for Waukesha Christmas Parade massacre
Additionally, Brooks was sentenced to 17 and a half years for each of the 61 counts of reckless endangerment.
BREAKING: PA House votes to impeach Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner
House Resolution 240 passed 107 to 85.
BREAKING: Chuck Schumer cites 'worker shortage' when calling for amnesty for all 11 million illegal immigrants in US
"The dreamers, and all of them, cause our ultimate goal is to help the dreamers, but get a path to citizenship for all 11 million or however many undocumented there are here," he added.
Senate votes to end Covid public health emergency, Biden threatens to veto action
The Senate voted 62-36 on Tuesday to end the emergency declaration nearly three years after it was declared. It is currently unclear whether the House would be taking up a similar measure.