Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
DC mayor's former spokesman says he switched parties after seeing Biden's immigration crisis
"Being Hispanic and also black—I should be Democrat by default," Jimenez said. "But I am going against their narrative and I feel like right now everything is crumbling for the Democrats."
BREAKING: Waukesha massacre suspect scored high in pretrial risk assessment, but was released anyway
In a pretrial risk assessment administered on November 5, Brooks scored a four out of six in Failure to Appear (FTA), and a six out of six in New Criminal Activity (NCA).
White House says pandemic is 'root cause' of lawlessness, looting across the US
"I think a root cause in a lot of communities is the pandemic," Psaki responded, "yes."
Trump slams Biden for previously ending 'Remain in Mexico' immigration program
"Well, they should have never ended it," said Trump.
Tucker Carlson dominates cable news ratings, scores highest rated week of 2021
Fox News has marked another week of dominating the cable news ratings, with Tucker Carlson Tonight marking its best week of 2021 following Carlson's interview with recently aquicetted Kyle Rittenhouse.
Tucson cop fired after fatally shooting man in wheelchair who was suspected of stealing, threatening store staff with knife
According to the Walmart employee, Richards said, "If you want me to put down the knife, you're going to have to shoot me."
Meta reverses policy banning searches for Rittenhouse on Facebook and Instagram
Following Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal last month, Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, has reversed its policy banning searches for Kyle Rittenhouse on its apps.
Hero football player Tate Myre gave life to save classmates from Oxford High School shooter
A petition has been created to rename Oxford High School's football stadium in honor of a high school football player killed in Tuesday's shooting after it was revealed that he have attempted to disarm the shooter before being killed.
BREAKING: Stacy Abrams is running for Governor of Georgia in 2022
Abrams' decision to run was long expected with Democrats, after she lost by just 1.4 percentage points to Kemp in the last election.
Murder suspect had armed carjacking charges dropped by Philadelphia D.A. this year
The teenage suspect wanted in connection to the Nov. 28 murder of a 21-year-old Temple student has been revealed to have a long criminal history, as well as a long history of being let off by the law.
Biden's approval rating plummets to 36.3 percent
A recent poll released by the Trafalgar Group has revealed that Biden's approval rating in November has continued to fall, landing at 36.3 percent.
Ghislaine Maxwell allegedly took part in sexual acts with Epstein and 14-year-old victim: testimony
'Jane' testified that Maxwell and Epstein approached her for the first time while she attended summer camp at Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan in 1994.
GOP could halt funding of Biden's vaccine mandate by allowing a government shutdown
Republicans in both the Senate and House are planning to force a government shutdown in an effort to halt the funding of Biden's vaccine mandate on private sector businesses.
Dueling protests outside Supreme Court as Justices hear Mississippi abortion case
Protestors and activists have been seen outside the Supreme Court in Washington DC as early as Tuesday night, where pro-life activists were seen praying outside the building.
Record of Waukesha massacre suspect's $1,000 bail hearing missing due to 'technical issues'
The early November bail hearing of Darrell Brooks is reportedly gone from records due to "technical issues."