Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
SHOCKING: Toddler, infant spent three days alone in home with dead parents and sibling after murder
Following Wednesday’s preliminary hearing, murder charges against three Philadelphia men for a 2019 triple homicide that left two children in the home for days with their dead sibling and parent’s bodies have been certified to a Spotsylvania grand jury by Judge Richard McGrath.
Gun control laws that can’t be undone could be next on Biden's agenda
A series of executive actions, including one addressing “ghost guns,” is being crafted that lawmakers hope cannot be easily taken apart by courts, to limit gun violence nationwide.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson calls out 'race baiter' AOC for hypocrisy over Biden border crisis
On Thursday, Tucker Carlson called out Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for using the word racism to "force the rest of the country into submission."
Leftist armed militia members show up outside Georgia State Capitol
A photo posted to Twitter on Wednesday shows militia members wearing helmets and all black, armed with rifles.
Cleveland Indians ban face paint, headdresses referencing American Indian culture from games
A new team policy bans Cleveland Indians fans from wearing attire that references Native American culture to games held at the aptly named Progressive Field.
BREAKING: Bill legalizing cannabis in New York signed by Gov. Cuomo
On Wednesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill into law allowing the use of cannabis by adults across New York State.
'25 people and not a mask in sight': York police break up party, birthday boy fined $750
York Regional Police charged a 27-year-old man over the weekend for hosting a party at his residence. (Photo: Unsplash)
BREAKING: Feds, Ford government announce new vaccine-manufacturing plant to be built in Toronto
A new influenza vaccine manufacturing facility to be build in Toronto will be funded by the governments of Canada and Ontario,
Man behind ill-fated smuggling attempt that killed 13 turned in by alleged associate
A legal permanent resident of the United States was charged on Tuesday with organizing the smuggling event earlier this month that killed 13 Mexican and Guatemalan nationals in an accident.
White House and illegal smugglers point fingers for current surge at border
Blame for the current crisis at the southern border is being passed between the coyotes smuggling people across the border who blame Biden’s immigration policies and the White House who point to the coyotes messaging.
Twitter mocks CNN's Jim Acosta for wearing custom-made shirt about his journalistic 'accomplishments'
CNN reporter Jim Acosta wore a shirt boasting about events he covered in 2020 while receiving his Covid-19 vaccine Monday and posted it up on Twitter, opening the flood gates of mockery from other users.
Video emerges of attempts to revive 9-year-old drowning victim amidst Biden’s border crisis
A video has emerged showing the resuscitation efforts of Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents on the 9-year-old girl that drowned in the Rio Grand on March 20th.
Canadians wary of AstraZeneca vaccine: Poll
A new poll shows Canadian citizens have more reservations about receiving the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine as opposed to other approved vaccines amid blood clot concerns.
WATCH: Democrat politician falsely accuses Gina Carano of being a 'Nazi'
On "Real Time with Bill Maher" earlier this month, former North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp called actor Gina Carano a "Nazi," a comment that had Heitkamp acknowledging the possibility of a defamation suit to follow.
Liz Warren claims Stacey Abrams is the real governor of Georgia after lashing out at Trump's voter fraud claims
Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has previously spoken out against the allegations of election fraud former president Donald Trump claimed last year, has now insinuated that Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia won his 2018 race against Stacy Abrams through similar means.