Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BREAKING: Woke educators SUED over surveillance dossier on Scottsdale parents concerned about mandates, CRT
The dossier allegedly involved fake online identities, catfishing, images of minors in order to to "silence and punish dissenting voices and frighten away other potential speakers who might dare express an opposing point of view," the lawsuit states.
BREAKING: Biden announces Karine Jean-Pierre as replacement for White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki
On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced that current Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will be replacing Jen Psaki as the White House’s Press Secretary.
BREAKING: Andy Ngo reaches 1 MILLION followers on Twitter despite Antifa attacks, censorship
"I still remember the days when I had less than 10 followers. I don't take this new milestone for granted and am so thankful to those who follow and share my work," said Andy Ngo.
BREAKING: Sen. Schumer says Senate will vote next week on codifying 'abortion rights' into law
"I intend to file cloture on this vital legislation Monday, which would set up a vote for Wednesday," said Schumer.
Oregon high schoolers given lessons in LGBTQ vocabulary words
One definition, which assumably goes with the term "questioning," states: "a normal process that everyone goes through, in which a person learns about and explores their sexuality and identity."
Pro-abortion group plan protests outside SCOTUS justices' homes
On the group’s website, they have mapped out exact locations of the homes of Amy Coney Barrett, John Roberts, Samuel Alito, Brett Kavanaugh, Clarence Thomas, and Neil Gorsuch.
Security fencing upgraded around SCOTUS following draft leak
The short crowd control barriers that were placed around the Supreme Court just hours after Politico published the leaked draft have now been replaced by taller non-scalable fencing.
WATCH: Psaki backtracks on Biden’s claim that states are looking to separate LGBTQ students from others
"...We've seen extreme laws that target LGBTQ families, their kids across the country, and I think what he's saying is we don't know what they're capable of given what they've already done to date," said Psaki.
South Carolina university holds 'White Student Accountability Group' for social work students
The event description stated that the purpose of the group was for white students to "recognize their contribution" to racism and to build skills for these students to hold their own "White Accountability Groups."
REVEALED: CDC bought cell phone location data to track COVID-19 public health order compliance
The CDC said the data "has been critical for ongoing response efforts, such as hourly monitoring of activity in curfew zones or detailed counts of visits to participating pharmacies for vaccine monitoring."
Sen. Warren protests Supreme Court to disrupt forthcoming ruling on abortion
"I am here because I am angry, and I am here because the United States Congress can change all of this. Angry, but committed," Warren said.
Taylor Lorenz walks back allegations of online harassment against Drudge Report editor
"I am happy to correct the record that I have no drama with Drudge Report."
CDC restates public transportation mask recommendation despite court ruling
Despite a court ruling last month that struck down the national mask mandate on public transit, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is standing by its recommendations.
Leftists call for insurrection in response to leaked SCOTUS draft on Roe v. Wade
Following the leak of a draft opinion document stating that the Supreme Court will vote to overturn Roe v Wade, many on social media have likened the efforts to stop this process to an "insurrection."
Squad's antisemitism correlates with spikes in blue state hate crimes against Jews
The highest number of these incidents occurred in the blue states of New York and California, which recorded 416 and 367 cases, respectively.