Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Pregnant warehouse worker miscarries after Amazon denies pregnancy accommodations
In one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s busy warehouses, an Amazon warehouse worker suffered a miscarriage after Amazon’s human resources denied her pregnancy accommodations.
WATCH: Psaki grilled over White House influence on media coverage of pandemic
During Tuesday’s press briefing, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki responded to questioning about the White House’s hand in how media covers the pandemic.
WATCH: Newsmax host says Instagram is shadowbanning his account
On Friday, Newsmax host Carl Higbie highlighted Instagram’s efforts to "shadowban" him from the platform, stating that "Instagram doesn't like what I have to say."
No plans from White House to reciprocate Canadian border reopening
As Canada moves ahead to open its borders to travelers from the United States, the White House has indicated that it may not be reciprocating that action.
WATCH: Twice-arrested cop assailant smashes bottle over NYPD officer's head in unprovoked assault
The suspect, accused of smashing a bottle over a cop's head Sunday, was arrested twice in 2016 for assaulting police officers.
Josh Hawley slams 'foreign dark money group' behind report on people spreading COVID-19 'misinformation'
On Tuesday, Senator Josh Hawley slammed a report that found just 12 people were responsible for a majority of COVID-19 misinformation, and the group that conducted the report.
WATCH: Jeff Bezos yeets himself into space as billionaires battle for space dominance
Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has launched himself and three other crew members into space on the maiden flight of Blue Origin’s New Shepard.
Investigative journalists name potential shooter of Ashli Babbitt
The confirmed identification of who shot Ashli Babbitt inside the Capitol building on January 6 still remains unknown to the public. A new name, Lt. Michael L. Byrd of the Capitol Hill police, has been uncovered by investigative journalists, pointing to the potential end of a six-month mystery.
West Point graduate and US Rep. calls for Air Force Academy professor’s resignation over CRT teachings
In the wake of an op-ed written by US Air Force Academy professor Lynne Chandler García for the Washington Post in defense of critical race theory teachings in the military, US Representative Mark Green wrote a letter calling for her resignation.
Manitoba premier called 'tone-deaf' for saying monarchs’ statues will be rebuilt, comments on Canadian history
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announced Wednesday that the statues of the two queens on Manitoba legislature grounds destroyed by protestors on Canada day will be rebuilt.
MP Jody Wilson-Raybould announces she will not run in next election
On Thursday morning, the Independent MP Vancouver Granville Jody Wilson-Raybould announced that she would not be running in the next federal election.
WATCH: Fauci tells those hesitant to get vaccinated to 'get over it'
"What is the problem? Get over it. Get over this political statement. Just get over it, and try and save the lives of yourself and your family," Dr. Fauci said in an interview.
'Squad' member Tlaib calls for defunding immigration agencies because they 'terrorize migrant communities'
"Look, the simple answer to that question is we must eliminate funding for CBP, ICE and their parent organization, DHS," Rep. Tlaib said.
ATF agents, Chicago Police officer working undercover injured in shooting
Early Wednesday morning, three law enforcement officers working undercover in Chicago were injured in a shooting occurring near a police station.
Nebraska Governor Ricketts designates July as 'Victims of Communism Remembrance Month'
In Nebraska, Governor Pete Ricketts issued a proclamation at the end of June designating July 2021 as “Victims of Communism Remembrance Month" in the state.