Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Biden accused of 'lying' after his top generals contradict his ABC interview on Afghanistan withdrawal
US President Joe Biden came under fire Tuesday for allegedly lying to the American people on if he received advice from top military officials to leave some troops in Afghanistan.
White House admits $3.5 trillion 'Build Back Better' Agenda does in fact cost money
Psaki says, "Nobody thinks that's fair. Yes, they were asking them to pay more. Yes, so it will cost them more."
Florida sues Biden admin for violating federal immigration law with 'catch-and-release' policies
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody filed the lawsuit "as part of a joint effort with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to 'uphold the rule of law despite the Biden administration's decision to violate the law.'"
MUST WATCH: NBA stars push back against vaccine mandates
"I've had COVID in the past and so our understanding of antibodies of natural immunity has changed a great deal from the onset of the pandemic and is still evolving," Jonathan Isaac said.
NYT corrects false claim that Border Patrol 'whipped' Haitian migrants; agents may still face discipline from Biden admin
"While the agents waved their reins while pushing migrants back into the Rio Grand, The Times has not seen conclusive evidence that migrants were struck with the reins," states the correction.
Canadian Bishops pledge $30 million to support Indigenous healing and reconciliation initiatives
The funding will be determined at a local level in close consultation with First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples in each region.
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan revealed by Durham probe to have promoted Alfa Bank story
Following Special Counsel John Durham's indictment of Clinton-connected attorney Michael Sussmann, national security advisor Jake Sullivan was named in connection with Sussman's indictment.
Brian Stelter says 'whitelash' against 1619 project is result of 'white Americans' being afraid to 'deal with the reality'
"I think we're gonna look back someday and say, 'Wait, they tried to ban the 1619 project?' Like, we're gonna look back, it's gonna make no sense in 30 or 40 years," said Stelter.
Pelosi downplays price tag of $3.5 trillion spending bill: 'Let's not talk about numbers and dollars'
"Let’s not talk about numbers and dollars. Let’s talk about values," said Pelosi.
Female student who filmed ASU multicultural space incident revealed to be Ford Foundation Fellow
A Substack called Karlstack, run by Christopher Brunet, revealed one of those filming to be Sarra Tekola, PhD student in Sustainability at ASU.
Rihanna makes statement with 'think while it's still legal' t-shirt
On Friday, superstar Rihanna was photographed in New York City sporting a white t-shirt with the phrase "think while it's still legal" emblazoned on the front.
UK Labour leader: 'it is not right' to say that only women have cervixes
"Well, it is something that shouldn't be said," replied Starmer. "It is not right."
Authorities reveal actor Michael K. Williams died of drug overdose
On Friday, New York City's medical examiner revealed that the death of "The Wire" and "Boardwalk Empire" actor Michael K. Williams was caused by an accidental drug overdose involving fentanyl.
Loudoun County changes rules to prevent Matt Walsh from speaking at school board, so Walsh becomes resident
Following protests at a Loudoun County school board meeting earlier this summer and mobilization of an upcoming protest, the board has changed the requirements to attend the meeting to bar non-locals from commenting.
WATCH: Fox News' Peter Doocy challenges Biden's DHS secretary over false Border Patrol 'whipping' narrative
"Before the facts are in, is it helpful to your investigation for the president of the United States to use inflammatory language like 'people being strapped'?" Doocy questioned.