Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BREAKING: Antifa members attack anti-vaccine mandate protestors in Boston
Clashes between protestors and Antifa members broke out at Boston Common on Sunday as protestors gathered for a rally against COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandates.
Over a thousand anti-vaccine passport protestors clash with police in Germany
On Saturday, protestors and police clashed in the Saxony, Germany city of Leipzig, where a rally against an upcoming Saxony vaccine passport was held.
Antifa member threatens to sue and dox fellow comrades over abuse allegations
In a portion of the cease and desist letter from Exoo, he states that Torch had three days from receipt of the letter to "remove the false and defamatory statements from your websites and Twitter accounts."
Texas parents vote for school board members opposed to woke 'diversity' plan
Yeager received 65.4 percent of votes cast, while Williams received just 34.6 percent.
Build Back Better Act to grant 5 year parole to some migrants in the country illegally
Migrants who came into the country illegally may be able to secure a five-year parole under a provision proposed in President Biden’s Build Back Better Act.
BREAKING: Project Veritas turned Ashley Biden's diary over to law enforcement, reportedly under investigation by SDNY
On Friday, it was revealed that the FBI had raided two locations associated with Project Veritas in connection to the diary of the President Biden's daughter Ashley, which went missing shortly before the 2020 election.
Pew Research Center seeks to divide Hispanics by skin color
The Pew survey split Hispanics up into 10 categories of skin color, one being the lightest, and 10 being the darkest.
Toronto has 13 more murders this year compared to same time last year, 74 homicides in 2021
To date, there have been 74 homicides in the city. Through the same time frame in 2020, there were 61 homicides.
O'Toole slams Trudeau's economy following October jobs report
This devastating formula of poor job growth, a shrinking economy, and skyrocketing inflation is bad news for Canadians looking to secure their future," wrote O'Toole.
Incoming Manhattan DA says office will not prosecute prostitution, trespassing, resisting arrest
These charges include marijuana misdemeanors, fare evasion or turnstile jumping, trespassing including criminal trespass in the second and third degree, driving with a suspended license
Man behind fake Steele dossier arrested for 'lying to the FBI'
Igor Danchenko was arrested as part of special counsel John Durham's investigation into the FBI's Trump-Russia probe.
California state Senator announces support of recall of three San Francisco Board of Education members
"I've never before supported a recall. It's only under truly exceptional circumstances that I'm doing so here. Sadly, they've mismanaged the district so badly that I feel I have no choice," said Scott Weiner.
How conservative media and activists impacted Virginia's election
With Glenn Youngkin's win in Virginia taking the the state and country by storm, his win has revealed an important issue amongst American voters: education.
Mayor-elect Eric Adams vows to 'revisit' city’s municipal worker vaccine mandate, urges de Blasio to sit down with union leaders
"We need to revisit how we are going to address the vaccine mandates," Adams said.
Teen candidate whose senior year was ruined by COVID-19 shutdown defeats incumbent NJ school board member by landslide
Seppy received 4,042 votes, while Alabarda garnered only 2,830.