Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Over half of Americans think Kamala Harris is not qualified to be president: poll
A new Rasmussen Reports survey has revealed that a majority of Americans believe that Vice President Kamala Harris is not qualified to become president if the circumstance arises where she would have to take on the role.
Trudeau Liberal candidate tells Albertans to 'fit in or f-ck off'—Conservative MP responds
In response to recent revelations that Trudeau Liberal candidate for Calgary Nose Hill Jessica Dale-Walker told Alberta to "fit in or f-ck off," Michelle Rempel Garner, a Conservative candidate for Calgary Nose Hill, slammed both Walker and Prime Minister Trudeau in a statement issued Thursday.
Nearly 1,000 words of Biden's ABC interview appear to have been edited out
Some of the cut footage appear to be inconsequential, like hellos and welcomes, while other cut clips appear to show instances of Biden struggling with his wording.
Biden won't seek extension of federal unemployment benefits
The enhanced weekly $300 unemployment benefits are set to expire on September 6, and the Biden administration has stated that an extension will not be filed by the federal government.
Prosecutors seek 9-year prison term for man alleged to have been part of Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot
Federal prosecutors are recommending that a man arrested in connection to the plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer receive a 9-year prison sentence as a result of his actions.
WATCH: CNN's Clarissa Ward on people trapped in Afghanistan: 'If this isn't failure, what does failure look like exactly?'
"I think a lot of people outside that airport... would like to know: if this isn't failure, what does failure look like exactly?" Ward asked.
Charges laid in connection to toppling of Sir John A. Macdonald statue
Charges have been issued to a 56-year-old Toronto man in connection to the toppling of a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in Hamilton Park last weekend.
Biden says US troops may stay in Afghanistan past August 31 deadline
Stephanopoulos asked Biden whether he thought the withdrawal could have been handled better, to which Biden responded "no."
Ontario to hold vaccination clinics around schools, allowing students to receive vaccine without parental consent
According to the province, parental consent will not be required for school aged eligible children to get vaccinated.
'We're gonna vote you out': Protestors to South Carolina town council after mask mandates
One man said the town council was "disgusting," with another stating simply, "Nazis." Another resident told town council, "We know who to target."
Chemistry teacher put on leave after anti-Trump rant, telling student 'you're the problem with the world'
A student pointed out that "this is a chemistry class," to which the teacher responded "go tattle on me to the freaking admins, they don't give a crap."
BREAKING: Biden threatens action against governors who refuse to force masks on school children
"Unfortunately, as you seen throughout this pandemic, some politicians are trying to turn public safety measures, that is children wearing masks in school, into political disputes for their own political gain."
BREAKING: Biden halted Trump-era plan to evacuate Americans in crisis zones ahead of Afghanistan disaster: report
The "Contingency and Crisis Response Bureau," according to The National Pulse, that was designed to "handle medical, diplomatic, and logistical support concerning Americans overseas."
Taliban allegedly kills Afghan woman for not wearing a burqa
The woman was reportedly shot and killed by Taliban fighters in Taloqan, Takhar province, for going without a burqa.
Marc Lamont Hill claims CNN reporter wearing a hijab in Afghanistan is being used as a political tool to 'demonize Islam'
"This is about the way in which the hijab is being used as a political tool, first to demonize Islam, to make Islam look more oppressive and repressive than any other religion or culture in the world," Hill said.