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Hannah Nightingale

Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting

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Wes Moore passes law banning Maryland law enforcement from partnering with ICE

"In Maryland, we defend Constitutional rights and Constitutional policing—and we will not allow untrained, unqualified, and unaccountable ICE agents to deputize our law enforcement officers."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 19, 2026

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12-year-old girl breathing on her own after being shot in head, neck by trans BC shooter

"The nurses have adjusted your ventilator to pressure support because you’re taking your own breaths. What an amazing milestone."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 19, 2026

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Mamdani backtracks on city vow to NYPD to hire 5,000 more cops

The 2027 budget keeps the NYPD’s budget at around $6.4 billion.

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 18, 2026

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LGBTQ groups sue Trump admin over removal of Pride flag from Stonewall National Monument

"This case concerns one flag. But it is about so much more."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 18, 2026

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BREAKING: 8 skiers found dead, one missing after avalanche near Lake Tahoe

15 people in total, including four guides, had been on the trip.

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 18, 2026

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DC Water CEO said there were too many white men in leadership roles ahead of Potomac sewage spill

"It was predominantly, you know, white male at the top, but this was a utility that’s, you know, more than 70 percent people of color work at this utility."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 18, 2026

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LA county mayor's campaign advisor convicted of spying for China, sentenced to 4 years in prison

The DOJ said Yaoning Sun had acted as an illegal agent "while serving as the campaign advisor for a political candidate who was elected to the city council of a Southern California city."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 18, 2026

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BREAKING: Victims of trans shooter 'Roberta' Dorgan identified by Pawtucket police

Pawtucket Police Chief Tina Goncalves said the two people killed were Rhonda Dorgan, who was Dorgan’s ex-wife, and their adult son Aidan Dorgan.

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 17, 2026

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BREAKING: Five injured after church in central NY explodes

A firefighter and a civilian are in critical condition, while three others are being treated for injuries not believed to be life-threatening. 

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 17, 2026

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Warner Bros restarts bid talks with Paramount as Netflix grants 7-day waiver to 'fully and finally resolve this matter'

The company is engaging in talks "to determine whether they can deliver an actionable, binding proposal that provides superior value and certainty for WBD shareholders through their best and final offer."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 17, 2026

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Dallas judge declares mistrial in capital murder case against Tren de Aragua gang member after deadlocked jury

"Let the record reflect that the jury has been deliberating three full days on the matter. That being the case, the court will declare a mistrial in this case."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 17, 2026

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Trump slams 'incompetent' Maryland Gov Wes Moore, for disgusting Potomac River sewage spill, says FEMA will play 'key role' in clean up

"There is a massive Ecological Disaster unfolding in the Potomac River as a result of the Gross Mismanagement of Local Democrat Leaders, particularly, Governor Wes Moore, of Maryland."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 17, 2026

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Mother kills 11-year-old cheerleader daughter in murder-suicide while attending Las Vegas competition: police

"With the heaviest hearts, we share the devastating news that our sweet athlete Addi has passed away. "

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 16, 2026

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BREAKING: Pima County Sheriff says Nancy Guthrie's family cleared as suspects in kidnapping case

"The family has been nothing but cooperative and gracious and are victims in this case."

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 16, 2026

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88% of college students pretend to hold progressive views in order to be socially, academically accepted: study

The majority of students, 82 percent, said that they submitted assignments misrepresenting their actual views in order to align with an expected ideology.

Hannah Nightingale / Feb 16, 2026

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