Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Trump says Americans must be willing to 'lay down their very lives' to fight Critical Race Theory
Trump noted that banning CRT teachings in school and workplaces is a "matter of survival" for the country, and that Americans must "lay their very lives down" to defend their country.
Atlantic blames American misogyny for WNBA player being arrested on drug charges in Russia
"If the U.S. gave women's basketball the respect it deserves, the WNBA star might not be in legal jeopardy," the Atlantic article says.
Dr. Jordan Peterson comes out in support of JK Rowling standing up for women's rights
In response to Rowling's tweet, Peterson stated that "truer words for today's situation have rarely been spoken."
Jussie Smollett claims he's only in jail because he's black
Smollett believes the sentence is more evidence of systemic racism in the judicial system, sources told TMZ.
Kansas teacher sues district after she was suspended for refusing to use student's preferred pronouns
Ricard was reprimanded and suspended for three days in April 2021 "for addressing a biologically female student [who uses preferred 'he/him' pronouns] by the student's legal and enrolled last name," according to the lawsuit.
Florida middle schoolers face hate crime charges after racially motivated attack on white students
The middle schoolers reportedly yelled things like "It’s opposite day" and "brown power" as they beat the other students.
60 companies want Texas to allow healthy kids to irreversibly mutilate their bodies
Signed on to the bottom of the letter are 65 companies, which includes Apple, Ben & Jerry’s, Google, LinkedIn, Meta, Microsoft, PayPal, and Yahoo.
Charges to be dropped against Denver man who killed Trump supporter at Patriot Rally
"In line with our ethical obligations, we cannot overcome the legal justifications of self-defense or defense of others," a spokesperson for the DA's office said. "We are not able to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt."
Career criminal freed without bail after fatal beating of elderly man
In the hearing, Manhattan prosecutors requested that Clark be remanded without bail. Instead, Judge April Newbauer released Clark on his own recognizance.
Most Americans want US to increase fossil fuel production despite Biden admin's push for green energy
Overall, 70 percent of voters said yes to the question.
Brave gets a boost as users ditch DuckDuckGo after it down-ranks 'Russian disinformation'
Luke Mulks, Vice President of business operations for Brave, released a tweet on Thursday welcoming new people to use not just their browser, but their private search engine as well.
Foster girls, victims of sex trafficking further abused by Texas' shelter staff tasked with protecting them
Employees of a state contracted foster care facility in Texas specializing in children who are victims of sex trafficking were found to have been trafficking those same children.
Idaho mayor says state bill banning 'genital mutilation' for minors 'endangers kids'
"We need to stop sterilizing and mutilating children under the age of 18. This bill is not about the adults or adult trans community at all; it is about children," the bill's sponsor Rep Bruce Skaug said.
BREAKING: Jussie Smollett sentenced to 150 days in jail for hate hoax, reacts in court: 'I AM NOT SUICIDAL!'
During sentencing, the judge scolded the "hypocritical charlatan" Smollett for being narcissistic, arrogant, and selfish. “You wanted to make yourself more famous… You were actually throwing a pity party for yourself.”
Orchestra pulls Tchaikovsky from program after Russian invasion of Ukraine
The Cardiff Philharmonic Orchestra announced the change, saying they "feel the previously advertised programme including the 1812 Overture to be inappropriate at this time."