Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
MSNBC 'expert' equates Republicans to terrorists, warns of QAnon supporters 'who are preparing for civil war'
"These guys view themselves as this fanciful group of patriotic freedom fighters, the Second Coming of the Sons of Liberty, and there are many of them who are preparing for civil war right now."
Principals union warns New York City DOE that 'social distancing' policy will prohibit schools from opening
The Department of Education has issued a 3-foot separation mandate in schools, which principals say would be hard to enforce as many of the buildings have limited space.
Impeachment off the table for Cuomo after his resignation
"This evidence—we believe—could likely have resulted in articles of impeachment had he not resigned," Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie said as he called off the impeachment proceedings.
Durham report into origins of Russia probe into 2016 Trump campaign nearing completion
The 2016 probe sought links between the Trump campaign and Russia, but found none. Durham's job was to investigate the origins of that investigation to understand why it was undertaken.
Texas law enforcement to track down and arrest missing House Democratic lawmakers
Texas law enforcement was tasked with tracking down House Democrats that are still missing from the state legislative chamber back to Austin.
Fact-checking site Snopes' co-founder BUSTED plagiarizing 54 articles
A Buzzfeed News investigation found that Mikkelson wrote and published over 50 articles containing plagiarized material between 2015 and 2019.
Suspect in killing of Officer Ella French was out on probation for robbery, charged in April for hit-and-run
"It's pretty incredible that they let him go. That might have been able to have been prevented if he wasn't let back out."
WHO says COVID-19 origin needs more studies as top expert's lab 'concern' made public for first time
"Specifically, in order to address the 'lab hypothesis,' it is important to have access to all data and consider scientific best practice and look at the mechanisms WHO already has in place."
Family Dollar store closes as all employees quit
The White House has stated on numerous occasions that the boosted unemployment benefits are not to blame for staffing issues seen across the country.
Texas Senate passes election integrity bill despite protests from Democrats
The Texas Senate voted 18-11 in favor of Senate Bill 1 at around 9 am local time.
Rep. Ilhan Omar says ads featuring her own antisemitic comments are putting her 'life at risk'
"It is not a personal attack and highlights her outrageous statement putting the United States and Israel on the same level as the Taliban and Hamas," AIPAC said.
Two Wu-Tang Clan affiliated rappers murdered in Portland
Two cousins were murdered in Portland, Oregon early Tuesday morning. The pair died together in an RV after their assassin knocked on the door before opening fire.
Oakland Chinatown leader urges Newsom to declare state of emergency as violent crime surges
"I'm not only asking you for Chinatown. I'm asking you to send the police, the CHP, to the city of Oakland; all areas. We need your help," Carl Chan urged.
Dallas County judge signs order requiring masks in most indoor spaces
On Wednesday, the Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins signed an order mandating the wearing of masks for those over the age of two in most indoor public spaces.
Customers threaten to boycott Subway over ads featuring woke US soccer player Megan Rapinoe
Olympic and World Champion soccer player Megan Rapinoe has once again kicked up backlash over kneeling for the national anthem, this time with customers of Subway franchises.