Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BREAKING: Officer who shot Daunte Wright, Brooklyn Center police chief resign
Kim Potter, the Brooklyn Center Police officer who shot and killed 20-year-old Daunte Wright on Sunday has resigned from her post.
'Cuomo Prime Time' suffers 45 percent drop in ratings amid brother's numerous scandals
Amidst the multiple scandals surfacing in connection to Andrew Cuomo, Cuomo Prime Time, run by younger brother Chris Cuomo has seen a 45 percent drop in viewership from the beginning of the year.
Biden says pause in J&J vaccinations will 'not have a significant impact' on vaccine rollout plans
According to the FDA, the pause is necessary due to a difference in treatment from the usual use of an anticoagulant called heparin needed for these blood clots.
Black journalist Jason Whitlock locked out of Twitter after criticizing BLM co-founder's mansion purchase
After criticizing BLM founder Patrisse Cullors' new million dollar house and its location last week, Jason Whitlock was locked out of his Twitter account on Friday for "policy violations"
Forced closure of GraceLife Church prompts hundreds to protest
The congregation was "physically closed" on Wednesday according to Alberta Health Services for defying the province's COVID-19 orders for months.
Antifa network disavows activist AntiFash Gordon amid abuse claims
Torch Antifa Network issued a statement on Friday distancing themselves from prominent Antifa activist Christian Exoo, of AntiFash Gordon on Twitter, after a small number of "anti fascist researchers" issued their own statement outlining claims of abuse.
China to mint trackable digital currency linked to central bank
The digital version of the yuan would reportedly be controlled and issued by China's central bank, and gives the government news tools to closely monitor the economy and people in real time.
McGill University students doxing fellow students that broke Public Health decree
In a Facebook group dedicated to McGill University students, many have recently taken to creating posts and polls about issuing student-led consequences for those that have defied Quebec's Public Health decree.
Bill to ban coronavirus vaccine passports in the US introduced to Congress
On Thursday, House Representative Andy Biggs of Arizona introduced a bill called the No Vaccine Passports Act to Congress that would ban federal agencies from issuing vaccine passports documenting a person's COVID-19 vaccine status.
Antifa sets fire to Portland ICE facility trapping officers inside
Early Sunday morning, Antifa attacked the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Portland, Oregon, setting fire to the outside of the facility while officers were reportedly trapped inside.
Toronto police search for suspect involved in hate crime
Police say the suspect approached the 52-year-old man who was ordering his food at a restaurant and made an anti-Asian comment towards him. The suspect then punched the man and fled the scene.
California wine bar that defied lockdown orders forced to shut down permanently
After reopening his business in the face of pandemic related lockdowns last spring, Joseph Tahanian's business has closed down permanently.
WATCH: Psaki confronted about Biden's court-packing hypocrisy
President Biden once said in 1983, he said he though that court packing was a bonehead idea when FDR tried it. So why ask a panel now to go and see if it is a good idea?
Ontario hospitals to 'ramp down' on elective procedures starting Monday amidst spike in hospitalizations
In response to a record number of patients in intensive care units with COVID-19, Ontario hospitals will be scaling back all non-emergent/non-urgent activities and all elective procedures beginning Monday.
Caitlyn Jenner teams with former Trump campaign manager to explore run for California governor
To help explore a potential run for Governor of California, Caitlyn Jenner has enlisted the help of former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale,