Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
US looks to slash greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030
At the start of the Leaders Summit on Climate Thursday, President Joe Biden pledged that the United States would halve its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
FLASHBACK: Kamala Harris called for police reform after refusing to debate police reform bill
Vice President Kamala Harris' speech calling for the Senate to pass a bill on policing in the wake of the Chauvin trial has many pointing out her past refusal to pass a policing act when serving as Senator.
WATCH: OPP officer tells renters 'we're gonna make it rain with tickets' if found out during lockdown
People staying in Wasaga Beach were informed by a Huronia West OPP officer that they could face a hefty amount of tickets if pulled over by police during the province's lockdowns.
Woman denies VACCINATED grandmother's visit with grandchildren over COVID fear
Why? Because the kids haven't been vaccinated, even though the CDC hasn't authorized any vaccines yet for use among children and children are not high vectors of the disease.
WATCH: Kmele Foster tells Ben Domenech the Floyd case isn't about race despite media narratives
Foster pointed out that people invested in this movement are more interested in punishment than having the serious conversations on reform that need to take place.
Polls show Americans' increasing opposition to corporations getting involved in politics
In the wake of March's voting law passed in Georgia and the subsequent boycotts in by individuals and corporations alike, Polls done in April from multiple outlets have highlighted a growing majority of American's desire for corporations to not get political.
Local Minnesota news revealed everything but names in exposing Chauvin jurors identities
An article written by the Star Tribune in Minnesota that has revealed copious amounts of personal information but falling short of revealing names and addresses has many wondering if the article has put the jurors selected for the Derek Chauvin trial in danger.
WATCH: Yamiche Alcindor wants to know why the White House isn't defending Maxine Waters
"I wonder why the White House isn't also coming to the defense of Rep. Waters given the fact that she is now facing an onslaught of attacks," Alcindor said.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson slams Maxine Waters for inciting mob violence multiple times over the years
In a segment Monday night, Carlson pointed out the long history of hypocrisy and comments from Maxine Waters inciting mob violence.
Babylon Bee receives legal threat from Seuss Enterprises to remove satirical 'Cat in the Hat' post
On Sunday, CEO of the Babylon Bee Seth Dillion tweeted an email he received from Seuss Enterprises demanding that they remove a post about The Cat In The Hat giving kids puberty blockers when their mother isn't home.
'And when a neighbor needs help, we help,' federal help on the way for pandemic ravaged hospitals in Ontario
The Canadian government will be funding and coordinating the movement of healthcare workers from other provinces to help with the spike in cases in Ontario.
Progressive journalist doxes and stalks private citizen who donated to Kyle Rittenhouse’s legal defense
The data breach of a crowdfunding web has revealed the identities of people who anonymously donated to fundraisers including one for Kyle Rittenhouse, with one Utah Paramedic being doxed by an ABC 4 reporter.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduces resolution to expel Maxine Waters from Congress
In response to comments made by Representative Maxine Waters of California Saturday night encouraging protestors to "get more confrontational" in Minneapolis, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene announced on Twitter her intention to introduce a resolution expelling Waters from Congress.
New poll shows Americans view illegal immigration as more important issue than COVID-19
48 percent of poll takers said illegal immigration is a "very big problem," compared to the 47 percent that said the same about the current COVID-19 pandemic.
INCITEMENT: Two National Guardsmen in Minneapolis shot hours after Maxine Waters calls for protestors to 'get more confrontational'
In the day following Maxine Waters' calls for protestors to "get more confrontational," two National Guardsmen on duty in Minneapolis were injured in what authorities are saying was a drive-by shooting.