Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
WATCH: White House press sec defends Chinese Communist Party talking points about 'racist America'
"Is the president going to remove an African American woman with decades of experience in the foreign service who's widely respected around the world from her position as ambassador to the UN? He is not."
WATCH: Tucker Carlson blasts Facebook over censoring content critical of BLM
When trying to share a Post article on Khan-Cullors' home-buying habits, Carlson said that he was met with a message saying that the link went against Facebook's Community Standards.
Toronto Mayor Tory 'not a big fan' of curfew to curb pandemic
When asked about restrictions including a curfew that Premier Doug Ford's government is considering to put in place to curb the spread of the pandemic, Mayor of Toronto John Tory told CP24 in an interview Friday that he's "not a big fan."
Police response to summer 2020 protests too harsh, not harsh enough for Jan. 6 Riot says Chris Hayes
On Wednesday night, Chris Hayes of MSNBC reported on the stark differences between police responses to the January 6 Capitol Hill Riot and last year's riots connected to Black Lives Matter protests, but failed to take into consideration the widespread violence sparked by last summer's protests.
NYPD search for suspect who brutally attacked Asian man in broad daylight
On Monday afternoon, on the corner of 72nd Street and Lexington Avenue, the suspect is seen in video following the victim. The victim stepped into the street to try to escape, but the suspect-at-large followed and reportedly body slammed him into a glass storefront.
The Independent retracts claims that Andy Ngo associated with Nazis and supported Capitol riot
"We accept this allegation is false and reference to it has been removed from the article," The Independent said.
BREAKING: Chauvin invokes fifth amendment and will not testify in his defense
"I will invoke my Fifth Amendment privilege today," Chauvin informs the court.
Swearing in of Rep. Letlow shrinks House Democrat majority to just 6 votes
Representative Julia Letlow of Louisiana is set to be sworn in on Wednesday morning, tightening the margin between Democrats and Republicans in the house.
Notorious Ponzi scheme mastermind Bernie Madoff dies in prison
The mastermind behind the largest Ponzi scheme in history, Bernie Madoff, died in prison on Wednesday at 82.
No federally required 'vaccine passport,' says White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator
White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator Jeffrey Zients announced in a briefing Monday that the government would not be exploring the issuing of federally mandated 'vaccine passports' in the US.
Racist messages sent to students of colour revealed to be hoax
Threatening and racist social media post targeting students of colour in a Minnesota school district were revealed to be a hoax.
'These people and their f*cking tree houses,' Gov. Cuomo said of Jewish holiday Sukkot
Governor Andrew Cuomo is in more hot water after a New York Times article published Tuesday highlighting the past and present scandals of the Governor revealed inappropriate comments he made about the Jewish holiday Sukkot.
700 students who violated University of Michigan COVID-19 testing policy blocked from campus buildings
718 students who violated the University of Michigan weekly COVID-19 testing policy have been locked out of campus buildings,
Judge blocks alleged Floyd drug dealer from testifying over fears of self incrimination and unreliable testimony
Requests to hear the statements that the the alleged drug dealer in the car with George Floyd on his May 25 arrest made to state investigators has been blocked from the jury by the court's judge.
First blood clot allegedly linked to AstraZeneca vaccine reported in Canada
The Public Health Agency of Canada reported Tuesday that a woman in Quebec is the first to experience a blood clot potentially linked to the AstraZeneca covid vaccine.