Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Nebraska man faces death penalty if convicted of killing 2 in fast-food restaurant shooting
Silva faces more than a dozen felony charges, which include two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted first-degree murder and one count of first-degree arson.
DC Black Lives Matter calls for public to wait before saying cops shot are 'heroes'
"Let’s not jump to conclusions. Let’s wait till we have all the information (isn’t that what y’all tell us). Oh yeah, and that he had a gun (because cops carry guns)," the tweet said.
CNN’s Jim Acosta compares ridicule he endured from Trump to physical abuse
Acosta said he still had "marks on my back" for his time service as a White House correspondent during the Trump presidency.
End to mask, vaccine mandates may be near, says Pfizer board member
"We need to be willing to lean in and do that very soon I think as conditions improve we have to be willing to relax some of these measures with the same speed that we put them in place."
Real Housewives star Jennie Nguyen fired for 'offensive' posts
In a statement released on their Instagram, Bravo announced that they have "ceased filming with Jennie Nguyen and she will no longer be a cast member of 'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.'"
Rand Paul presses Fauci for answers on NIH gain-of-function funding following Senate hearing
The letter states that if Fauci answers "yes" to any of the questions, "are you prepared to retract your previous false testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and pensions?"
Carjackings rise in Democrat-run cities across the country
Democrat-run cities have seen a shocking spike in carjacking cases over the last year, with some cities seeing the highest number of carjackings in decades.
OSHA withdraws Biden's vaccine mandate for large businesses
In a press release on OSHA's website, they stated that the withdrawal of the emergency temporary standard (ETS) would come into effect on Jan. 26.
White House defends FDA closure of monoclonal antibody treatment centers in Florida
"Well, let's just take a step back here just to realize how crazy this is a little bit," responded White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki.
Forced closures of gun stores in LA during pandemic ruled unconstitutional by federal court
"This is an important decision. It ensures that California—or any state—cannot use a crisis to trample on the Constitutional rights of citizens."
Missouri AG sues over 30 school districts for enforcing mask mandates
Schmitt called the forced masking of school kids "wrong," "ineffective," and "illegal."
Gonzaga suspends John Stockton's season tickets for refusing to comply with school's mask mandate
Stockton is a prominent Gonzaga alum and Hall of Famer.
Minneapolis businesses band together to sue city, mayor over vaccine mandate
"Minneapolis bars and restaurants are being used as pawns to further Mayor Frey’s agenda of pushing for and convincing the public to get vaccinated," the complaint states.
Brian Laundrie admitted to killing Gabby Petito in notebook confession: FBI
While the FBI did not disclose the exact contents of the notebook, the bureau's review stated that it "revealed written statements by Mr. Laundrie claiming responsibility for Ms. Petito's death."
Twitter suspends journalist after filming anti-mandate protests in NYC
"My Twitter account has been nuked for no reason at all."