Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
FBI raids NYC police union headquarters
On Tuesday, federal investigators raided the Lower Manhattan headquarters of the NYPD's Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) in connection to an ongoing investigation.
BREAKING: Marine Lt. Col. who spoke out against Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal released from jail
On Tuesday, Marine Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller was released from the brig at Camp Leugene after being arrested last week for violating a gag order.
New York mother, son charged in connection to theft of Pelosi's laptop on Jan 6
A mother and son from New York have been charged with theft in connection to aiding the disappearance of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's laptop on Jan. 6.
National teachers union boss celebrates the FBI targeting concerned and angry parents
"Thank you #DOJ …Merrick Garland tackles threats to educators amid critical race theory furor," wrote AFT President Randi Weingarten in a tweet on Tuesday.
Trudeau stayed in $18 MILLION beachfront rental for Reconciliation Day vacation
The rental, which boasts beachfront views and multiple buildings, is valued by Sotheby’s International Realty as being $18.75 million.
Federal judge refuses to impose harsh sentence on Jan 6 defendant after comparison to BLM and Antifa rioters
"I think the U.S. attorney would have more credibility if it was even-handed in its concern about riots and mobs in this city," Judge McFadden said.
23 organizations push back against National School Board Association's demand that Biden investigate concerned parents as ‘domestic terrorism’ threats
"Your letter to President Biden is a thinly veiled threat, intended to intimidate into silence and submission the very constituents that your members ostensibly represent," the letter reads.
UK home office to house Afghan asylum seekers in permanent homes as British homeless crisis worsens
The leader of the council at Kensington and Chelsea said about 800 Afghan refugees are living in three hotels in her borough, also home to some of London's wealthiest people.
Fox News is celebrating its 25th year and Brian Stelter is one salty potato
"This week is not a happy anniversary," said CNN's Brian Stelter.
Biden's pick for bank regulator slammed for past pro-communism comments
"Say what you will about old USSR, there was no gender pay gap there. Market doesn't always 'know best,'" Omarova wrote.
Women's March cancels Handmaid's Tale imagery from rally over its use by white women
The choice to attempt to remove these displays was met with outcry from Twitter users, with some saying they chose not to attend the event over the rule change.
Texas AG fights against San Antonio school district in court over its vaccine mandate for employees
"To all of the employees in San Antonio ISD who have decided not to get a COVID-19 vaccine at this time: We are fighting for your rights, and we fully expect the courts to stop the district's unlawful mandate."
Anti-DeSantis ad backfires spectacularly by revealing culture of freedom in Florida
A new ad has been released that was supposed to be slamming DeSantis, but instead is being mocked for missing the target, with many conservatives viewing the add as praising DeSantis' leadership.
New polls suggest Democrats will lose Senate control in 2022
Just one seat lost to a Republican would mean the GOP scoops up the majority once again, and in many states, the race is currently shaping up to lean that way.
El Salvador harnesses the power of volcanoes to mine Bitcoin
On Friday, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele announced that the country has successfully produced the world's first Bitcoin powered by volcanoes.