Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Squad member accuses colleagues of 'racism' after they condemn Ilhan Omar for antisemitism
Bush's comment comes after 12 House Democrats slammed Omar for placing the United States and Israel in the same category as Hamas and the Taliban.
Bill proposed to make criminal pardons cheaper, easier tabled by Liberals
Legislation proposed to make obtaining a criminal pardon in Canada cheaper and easier was tabled by the federal government on Thursday.
BIDINFLATION: Prices of goods and services skyrocket yet again
The US is experiencing the highest inflation rate in almost 13 years, with US consumer prices rising 5 percent from just a year ago.
Corporate wokeness for Pride Month slammed by AOC and other progressives
Companies virtue signaling for Pride month are being cut down to size by woke politicians exposing their donations to anti-LGBTQ politicians.
Two suspects arrested in connection with Mississauga restaurant shooting, third suspect remains at large
Two suspects were arrested this week in connection to the deadly shooting at a Mississauga restaurant in late May, with a third suspect still at large.
Toronto extends mask mandate, COVID-19 protocols until end of September amidst continued concerns of virus spread
Toronto has extended its COVID-19 bylaws requiring residents to wear masks in public until fall after doctors recommended the extension.
WATCH: Black Republican House rep. blocked from joining Congressional Black Caucus
"Congressman Donalds has expressed interest in joining the CBC, but has yet to receive an official invitation," said one of Donalds’ aides. "If given, he'd gladly accept."
Amidst push for $15 minimum wage, McDonald’s begins testing voice automated drive-thrus
Amidst a push from lawmakers and protestors alike to raise the federal minimum wage to $15, McDonald’s executives are in the testing phase of new ways to cut costs in restaurants through automation.
The View's Sunny Hostin defends comments from NYT’s Mara Gay, calls sight of American flags 'threatening'
On Wednesday, The View host defended New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay for her comments saying that seeing "dozens of American flags" flying in a suburb was "disturbing."
Fawning 'reporter' at Kamala Harris press conference revealed to be 'lookalike' of Univision reporter with same name
At Kamala Harris’ press conference in Mexico City Tuesday, a woman in a case of mistaken identity was able to make it into the event to ask the Vice President a question.
REVEALED: Police did NOT clear Lafayette Park for Trump 'photo-op' at church
US Park police started planning to clear Lafayette park for new fencing hours before learning of former President Trump’s plans to walk to St. John’s Church.
WATCH: Fauci says attacks on him are 'attacks on science'
In an interview with MSNBC Wednesday, Dr. Anthony Fauci called attacks against him "attacks on science."
Gender reveal party explosive device sparks wildfire in northern Alberta
A gender reveal party in northern Alberta ended with a bang after an exploding target set off a wildfire.
Biden drops Trump's attempted TikTok ban after app rolls out new plan to collect users' 'biometric information'
Biden announced that it has dropped the Trump's bans on TikTok and WeChat, and will embark on its own review of the relationship between the CCP and the social media apps.
Family of Ashli Babbitt to sue for identity of officer who fatally shot her on January 6
The family of the Air Force veteran who was shot and killed by a police officer on January 6 after breeching the Capitol building is suing for the identity of said officer.