Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Jake Tapper slammed by critics after touting MLB's Georgia departure but defending CNN's Atlanta HQ
Tapper cited an "informed source" who told him that if the MLB didn't take action players would end up doing so. Critics were quick to point out though that CNN's world HQ is based in Atlanta.
Chauvin lawyer asks witness if Floyd says 'I ate too many drugs' in clip
On Wednesday, Derek Chauvin's lawyer questioned witness Sargent Jody Stiger about a body cam footage clip where George Floyd is talking.
WATCH: White House press sec says US will not discussing boycott Beijing Olympics—supports corporate boycotts of Georgia
"Our position on the 2022 Olympics has not changed. We have not discussed and are not discussing any joint boycott with allies and partners," said Psaki.
North Carolina bill would ban medical gender transition for children
This law goes much further than other proposed or enacted laws on this type as it equates gender nonconformity with medical gender transition.
Canadian flag with swastika placed outside Ontario hospital
On Tuesday, A Canadian flag with a swastika replacing the maple leaf was found on Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare property in Ontario, Canada
US murder rate jumps in 2020 to highest seen since 1990s
Murder rates in nearly every city across much of the United States jumped last year to the highest rates since the 1990s, data from a new crime reporting system from the FBI shows.
Florida Emergency Management director blasts 60 Minutes story as 'bullsh*t'
The Florida Emergency Management Director, Jared Moskowitz, spoke out against '60 Minutes', calling the story they released about Publix vaccination rollouts "bullsh*t" on Twitter.
North Las Vegas Mayor walks away from Democrat Party citing concerns with socialism
The Mayor of North Las Vegas, a long time Democrat, said in a “Fox and Friends” interview Tuesday that he is switching to the Republican Party.
CBS claims hit job on Florida governor DeSantis 'speaks for itself', doubles down on '60 Minutes' lie
On Tuesday, CBS issued a statement in response to the backlash from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on a 60 Minutes segment about vaccine rollouts in his state.
Arkansas House votes to override governor’s veto of bill preventing use of surgeries and hormones on 'trans children'
Arkansas lawmakers voted on Tuesday to override Governor Asa Hutchinson’s veto of HB-1570, also called the Save Adolescents From Experimentation Act.
Signal to add crypto-based payment support with MobileCoin
One of the world’s most popular encrypted messaging app Signal announced Tuesday that it will be adding privacy preserving cryptocurrency payment features to the app.
Former intelligence officer accused of extorting Gaetz for $25 million defends himself
Bob Kent said that he asked the Gaetz family for $25 million for financing a rescue attempt for American hostage Robert Levinson in Iran.
WATCH: 'If you trust me, you’ll get the vaccine' says actor Morgan Freeman
In an ad released Tuesday, Actor Morgan Freeman urged for those that trusted him to go get the COVID-19 vaccination.
Ontario restaurant groups call for reversal of Ford's patio dining ban
In the wake of Ontario’s latest province-wide shutdown, two food service industry groups are pushing for the Ford Government to reverse the decision to close down patios.
Budget cuts, city council among reasons why so many Portland Police officers are leaving the force
Officers are leaving the Portland Police Bureau in droves, citing reasons such as city leadership, budget cuts, and protests.