Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Biden administration releases 'numerous' migrants far from southern border in 'catch and release' system
"So basically all we're doing is we're catching them at the border, shipping them into the interior, releasing them and getting more and then releasing them and then getting more and releasing them."
Haitian migrants assault Border Patrol agents during takeover of transport bus
"Well I believe in an attempt to abscond into the brush or leave the area these individuals were able to assault federal agents on the bus in an attempt to escape," Sheriff Kirkpatrick said.
'MISSING WHITE WOMAN SYNDROME': Don Lemon, Joy Reid criticize Gabby Petito story over race
Joy Reid argued that the Petito case is an example of "missing white woman syndrome."
Canadians react to $610 MILLION election campaign that ended in similar results to 2019 election
With Canada's Federal Election coming to a close on Monday, many are asking, was the $610 million price tag worth the cost?
German Green Party releases advertisement featuring Antifa propaganda
Days ahead of when thousands of Antifa rioters descended on Leipzig, Germany, and caused destruction to city structures on Saturday, the Green Party's chapter for the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg borough in Berlin released advertising featuring Antifa propaganda.
BREAKING: FBI confirms discovery of human remains 'consistent with' description of Gabby Petito
On Sunday, authorities discovered human remains in the Spread Creek Campsite at Bridger-Teton, which FBI officials said at a press conference are "consistent with" the description of missing 22-year-old Gabby Petito.
BLM to protest NYC restaurant where black women were denied service due to lack of vaccine proof
Following the altercation, Hawk Newsome, co-founder of Black Lives Matter NY, said that the organization plans to hold a protest on Monday in response to the incident.
Antifa demands release of members facing trial, starts street fires in massive Germany riot
On Saturday, Antifa took over the streets of Leipzig, Germany, in the largest Antifa demonstration in the city in a year-and-a-half, demanding the release of fellow comrades as the members face trial for attacks on right-wing protestors.
Biden administration to send more agents to Del Rio to assist in surge of Haitian migrants
The agency is working to return these migrants to Haiti at a quickening pace starting Sunday. DHS stated that they would expel a majority of the Migrants under the CDC Title 42 authority.
New York Gov. Hochul orders immediate release of 191 inmates from Rikers Island
"It doesn't make us any safer," Hochul said during a press conference Friday. "These people weren't a danger in the first place."
Biden slammed in song about botched Afghanistan withdrawal
"Hey Joe, where you going? Why you moving so slow? They'll prop you up for the TV screen, but forget your job. What flavor ice cream is that?"
WATCH: Trudeau booed while arriving at Quebec City hall
On Thursday, while arriving at Quebec City hall to meet with Mayor Régis Labeaume, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was met with a crowd of boos.
Trump's Hollywood star vandalized with dog poop
The dog owner may be issued a fine under Los Angeles' Waste Removal law, in which the offender is required to remove the feces immediately or face a fine.
Apple threatened to take Facebook off App Store amid human trafficking concerns: report
A Facebook investigation team reportedly spent over a year documenting human trafficking trades occurring in the Middle East, facilitated on their platform.
Americans still stranded in Afghanistan as flights from Mazar-i-Sharif continue to be grounded
State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters on Wednesday that the State Department has "pulled every lever available" to get Americans out of Afghanistan.