Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Washington police officers confused over new laws restricting their ability to fight crime
"And now we hear from legislators that we are overreacting, that we don't understand the laws, that we don't understand their intent, and you're right, we don't," Sheriff Knezovich said.
Legal victory: Federal court allows public release of some Jan 6 footage
In asking for the video's release, attorney Maria Medvin said in April "This is not the Soviet Union, and the government does not get to control the narrative of what happens in the courtroom."
State Street Corporation to offer cryptocurrency services to their private-fund clients
State Street Corporation, in partnership with Lukka, will now be offering cryptocurrency services to its private-fund clients including cryptocurrency reporting, reconciliation and processing services.
Biden admin ordered employees to downplay COVID cases in migrant children at Texas border facility: whistleblowers
Two whistleblowers are accusing the US Department of Health and Human Services of directing them to downplay the severity of a mass outbreak of COVID-19 amongst migrant children at the Fort Bliss Emergency Intake Site in Texas this year.
FOX and WaPo demand data from CDC to back up new 'guidance'
New mask guidance issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday has both conservatives and liberals asking: where is the data to back up this decision?
Pew survey finds party affiliation, age determines whether someone correlates sex and gender
Most adults responded that gender is determined by biological sex, at 56 percent.
Biden to mandate vaccinations for civilian federal employees
On Thursday, President Joe Biden will formally announce that civilian federal employees must get the coronavirus vaccine, or face heavy restrictions.
Kyrsten Sinema voices concerns over $3.5 trillion budget plan, makes breakthrough on $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan
On Wednesday, Senator Kyrsten Sinema voiced her concerns over a staggering $3.5 trillion Senate budget plan, while earlier in the day making a breakthrough on the Biden administration’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan.
Tampa man who set fire to Champs store during BLM riots sentenced
A Tampa man has been sentenced for setting fire to a Champs Sports store in Tampa during the riots that spread across the country last summer over George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis.
WATCH: 'Science, science, science, science,' Pelosi on why she called McCarthy a 'moron'
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was questioned on why she called House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy a "moron" earlier that day. She said it was "science, science, science."
WATCH: Rep Burgess Owens tells Democrats what Jim Crow laws were really like
"What I find offensive is the narrative from the left that black people are not smart enough, not educated enough, and not desirous enough for independence to... get an ID," Owens said.
Gov Abbott sends National Guard troops to make arrests at Texas border
Abbott ordered the Texas National Guard to assist in arresting the record number of illegal migrants unlawfully crossing the state's southern border with Mexico.
WATCH: Dinesh D'Souza talks to Jan 6 protestor about 'what it's like to be a political prisoner in Biden's America'
Michael Curzio was held for six months on charges of misdemeanor trespassing and disorderly conduct.
Pfizer third dose booster shot 'strongly' increases Delta variant protection, data suggests
Earlier this month, the FDA and CDC issued a joint statement on the possibility of a booster shot requirement for immunity against the virus.
'We do not owe anyone a gold medal' says silver medal US gymnast Sunisa Lee
"We stepped up when we needed to and did this for ourselves. We do not owe anyone a gold medal, we are WINNERS in our hearts," the 18-year-old added.