Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BLM protesters arrested outside Kenosha courthouse charged with felony, misdemeanors
Following the arrest of two BLM protestors outside the courthouse where the Kyle Rittenhouse trial is taking place in Kenosha, Wisc., the duo was charged with multiple counts.
DHS declines to investigate border agents Biden admin accused of 'whipping' illegal immigrants
The CBP had initially referred the investigation to the DHS’s Office of Inspector General, but that office declined to investigate the matter, referring it back to the CBP.
OSHA halts enforcement of Biden administration COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The agency "has suspended activities related to the implementation and enforcement of the ETS pending future developments in the litigation."
BREAKING: Protester assaults Kyle Rittenhouse supporter at Kenosha courthouse
As the nation awaits the verdict of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, protestors outside have clashed, resulting in arrests.
BREAKING: House censures Rep. Gosar over anime meme
Final vote was 223 in favor of the resolution, 207 against it, with one voting present.
Biden calls for probe into possible 'illegal conduct' in oil and gas markets as fuel prices soar
On Wednesday, President Joe Biden called upon the FTC to investigate the possibility of "anti-consumer behavior" and "illegal conduct" and gas and oil markets, as Americans are forced to pay more for gas.
Democratic lawmaker equates 'let's go Brandon' chants to 'burning the flag'
On Monday, Tennessee state Representative Gloria Johnson published a tweet condemning the widespread use of the chant "let's go Brandon," equating its popular usage to "burning the flag."
Drug overdose deaths reached record high during pandemic's first year
A large portion of these drug overdoses, around 70 percent, occurred in men between the ages of 25 and 54.
Nick Sandmann expresses support for Kyle Rittenhouse over being falsely labelled as 'white supremacist' by media
"The way the media has treated you is terrible, and you don't have to face it alone," wrote Sandmann.
BREAKING: 'QAnon Shaman' sentenced to three years in jail for role on January 6
On Wednesday, the Arizona man known as the "QAnon Shaman" was sentenced to 41 months in prison for breaking into the US Capitol building on January 6.
Wisconsin school district faces lawsuit after using male name, pronouns for female student over parents' objections
A Wisconsin school district is facing a lawsuit from the parents of a 12-year-old female student after they stated that would be using a male name and pronouns for the young student.
18-year-old charged with fatal shooting of Chinese university student in Chicago
Following the shooting, university President Paul Alivisatos urged police and city officials to treat the city's rising violence with the same urgency as a "public health crisis."
Connecticut elementary school students taught about transgenderism, 'social justice standards'
The document outlines reading materials for kindergarten through fifth grade that fit into four social justice standards: Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action.
White House bracing lawmakers for the reality that the Build Back Better Act would not be fully funded with new tax revenue
The IRS proposal, which is expected to be formally released on Friday, is projected by the office's head Phillip Swagel to bring in just $120 billion over a decade versus the $400 billion expected.
House to hold vote on Wednesday regarding censoring Rep. Paul Gosar over anime meme video
The House will reportedly be holding a vote on Wednesday on a resolution as to whether they should censure Rep. Paul Gosar and remove him from his post on a congressional committee following a Twitter post of an anime video.