Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Atlanta mayor blames city's rising violence on lifting of lockdown restrictions
Democratic Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is claiming that the spike in the city's crime rates can be blamed on the early easing the pandemic's restrictions in Georgia by the statehouse GOP.
Father's Day ad campaign seeks to 'restore the two-parent Black family'
In honor of Father's Day, the black-led faith organization TakeCharge Minnesota launched an ad campaign looking to recruit "a few good men" to help rebuild the two-parent black household in America.
9 children, 1 adult killed in Alabama interstate crash involving youth ranch bus
On Saturday afternoon, a multi-vehicle accident occurring on Interstate 65 in Butler County, Alabama, killed nine children and one adult.
China selects Wuhan Institute as candidate for 'Outstanding Science and Technology Achievement' award
The Wuhan Institute of Virology was listed as one of the Chinese Academy of Sciences candidates for the 2021 Outstanding Science and Technology Achievement Prize released Friday.
Flyer allegedly distributed by KKK in Virginia targets school board members
Around 30 fliers allegedly distributed by the KKK were discovered in Fairfax Station, VA targeting Fairfax County school board members.
Charges against truck driver who drove through Minneapolis highway protest last summer to be dropped
Charges filed against the driver of a semi truck who sped through a crowd of protestors congregating on I-35W in Minneapolis last summer are expected to be dismissed.
FLASHBACK: Trump proposed making Juneteenth a national holiday LAST YEAR
As part of former President Trump’s proposed "Platinum Plan" announced last year that looked to provide aid to the black community in a number of ways, he proposed making Juneteenth a national holiday.
BREAKING: Biden reacts to Catholic bishops seeking to prevent him from taking communion over pro-abortion stance
"It's a private matter, and I don't think that's going to happen," Biden said, and thanked reporters as he left the podium.
Pornhub sued for profiting from rape, child exploitation, human trafficking videos
A lawsuit was filed against the parent company of Pornhub, alleging that they were profiting from videos of "rape, child sexual exploitation, revenge porn, trafficking, and other nonconsensual sexual content."
Death rates for young American adults rise due to overdoses, traffic accidents
The increase marks the biggest increase since 1918, where deaths rose by 30 percent due to the Spanish Flu pandemic.
BREAKING: Trump slams Biden over social justice indoctrination of school children
"There is no clearer example than the Biden administration’s new effort aimed at indoctrinating America’s schoolchildren with some of the most toxic and anti-American theories ever conceived"
Biden's approval rating tumbles in new polls
A Rasmussen daily presidential tracking poll stated that 50 percent of likely voters approve of Biden's job performance, with 48 percent disapproving.
FLASHBACK: Biden appeared to have no idea what Juneteenth was just one year ago
Biden confused Juneteenth with Black Wall Street last year, saying "he's going down to Texas on Juneteenth, right? On the first major massacre, literally speaking, of Black Wall Street years ago."
MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace joins ranks of liberal news hosts with plummeting views
In the post-Trump era of news, MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace has seen her viewership plummet, echoing a trend among other key liberal news hosts.
Biden nominee says 'combat-credible' forces in US military needed to deter China
President Joe Biden’s nominee to be assistant secretary of defense in the Indo-Pacific told Senators that the United States military needs to maintain a "combat-credible" and "forward" posture to deter China from continued aggression in the region.