Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Non-profit demands Hollywood create MORE climate change content
"We describe it as a spectrum, everything from showing the impact with solutions in the background," such as including solar panels in exterior shots of buildings, Joyner said.
Professor receives $400,000 settlement after getting fired for refusing to say student's 'preferred' pronouns
"The university has no place in telling professors how they are to think with the students. It was a coercion of my freedom of speech," said Professor Nick Meriwether.
Biden thinks he's the only one who can beat Trump in 2024: report
"I believe he thinks he’s the only one who can beat Trump," a source said
Trump calls for a peaceful solution to Ukraine conflict
"If they don’t do it soon, there will be nothing left but death, destruction, and carnage," said Trump.
Libs of Tik Tok exposes Taylor Lorenz harassing her family at home
"Hi @TaylorLorenz! Which of my relatives did you enjoy harassing the most at their homes yesterday?"
BASED JACK DORSEY: Twitter founder goes scorched earth, slams corrupt media, corporations
In one Twitter response, Dorsey said the board has "consistently been the dysfunction of the company."
BLM protester punched by cop after turning violent
At a Saturday protest in a Pittsburgh borough, one BLM protester was punched in the face after she laid her hands on an officer in an attempt to stop an arrest.
British ordinand says Church of England blocked his progression towards priesthood over his conservative views
"There are a number of reasons, one because I'm a conservative," Robinson explained.
Antifa set fire at Portland police station in 'revenge' attack over Michigan police shooting
No arrests were immediately made, but the investigation is ongoing.
Perv parent gives elementary school students condom-filled Easter eggs
"This afternoon during dismissal, a Gullett parent visited campus dressed as the Easter Bunny and handed out plastic eggs. Some of those eggs contained candy, and some students were also given unopened condoms."
Teacher would rather be redeployed to Iraq than return to teaching at school for students with behavioral issues
"Iraq a million times over," Bullock said. "Because at least I know that my chain of command has my back."
Sinema: Biden administration’s extension of public health emergency 'proves the need' to delay lifting title 42
"The Administration’s extension of public health emergency authorities proves the need to delay lifting Title 42 to protect the health and safety of Arizona communities and migrants."
Twitter board approves 'poison pill' plan in desperate attempt to limit Elon Musk's stake in company
The company has adopted a "poison pill," which makes it difficult for Musk to increase his stake in the company past 15 percent. Currently, Musk owns just over 9 percent.
Concerned dad demands answers from Conservative leadership candidate on medical gender transition of minors
"I'm here representing thousands of parents whose children in the school system and by social media have come to believe in this pseudo scientific nonsense that there is such a thing as a child born in the wrong body," said Elston.
US Park Police face restrictions on use of non-lethal force to deal with protestors as part of settlement with DOJ
Changes will include more specific requirements for the visible identification of officers, limits on the usage of non-lethal force, strengthen pre-event planning and coordination, and procedures to facilitate safe crowd dispersal.