Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BREAKING: Biden admits that Americans are struggling financially under his presidency
Biden says, "I know many Americans are still struggling to make it through each day. For too many, it's harder and harder to pay the bills, food, gas, rent, healthcare."
Florida officials slam Biden Administration for cutting supply of monoclonal antibody treatments to state
The move towards equitable distribution raised the alarm in southern states. They have been using around 70 percent of the national supply as the Delta variant surges.
Nearly half of all Americans disapprove of Biden's vaccine mandates
A new survey has found that around half of all Americans disapprove of President Joe Biden's vaccine mandates, saying that the plan "goes too far."
Professors say flags are 'symbol of American imperialism and violence' in defense of student who defaced 9/11 memorial
The letter demands that no "extreme disciplinary action as a consequence of political expression and free speech" is carried out against Alkilani.
Bipartisan bill introduced to Senate to protect children of long-term visa holders
On Wednesday, Senator Alex Padilla, in coordination with Senator Rand Paul, introduced the America's Children Act to the Senate.
WATCH: Joe Biden refers to Australian Prime Minister as 'that fella down under'
"I want to thank that fellow down under. Thank you very much pal."
Biden administration plans to unveil private refugee sponsorship program
The Biden administration will be unveiling next year its plans for a private refugee sponsorship program that allows private organizations and groups to financially support refugees.
Los Angeles County to require proof of vaccination to enter indoor nightlife businesses
Customers and employees will be required to have at least one dose of the vaccine by Oct. 7 and receive their second by Nov. 4.
TIME Magazine applauds Communist leader Xi Jinping, condemns Donald Trump in top 100 list
On Wednesday, TIME Magazine announced its 100 most influential people of 2021. Included on the list is former President Donald Trump and leader of China Xi Jinping.
BREAKING: Trump acting Sec of Defense says he didn't authorize Milley to call China, calls for immediate resignation
Miller "did not and would not ever authorize" Milley to have "secret" calls with his Chinese counterpart.
Jon Stewart 'surprised at the pushback' his comments on the lab-leak theory received
Comedian Jon Stewart, who went viral earlier this summer after issuing comments on the coronavirus lab-leak theory, said in an interview this week that he wasn't expecting the pushback his comments received.
Mayor calls for school board resignations after students given workbook about writing a sex scene
"It has come to my attention that your educators are distributing essentially what is child pornography in the classroom," Mayor Shubert of Hudson, Ohio told the board.
Former US intelligence operatives admit to hacking American networks for UAE
On Tuesday, three former US intelligence operatives admitted to helping the United Arab Emirates spy on its enemies through hacking computer networks.
SEAL Team Six member who took out Osama bin Laden slams his placement on no-fly list
"20 years after 9/11. The Taliban controls Afghanistan. The Guy who killed bin Laden is on a no-fly list," O'Neill wrote on the day after the 20 year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the US.
Power outage that shut down half of NYC subway blamed on accidental button press
The shutdown reportedly affected more than 80 trains, including all of the subway system's numbered lines plus the L train, beginning after 9 pm that Saturday.