Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Training in 'gender identity' required for NYC employees
One scene shows a woman at a sonogram appointment, where she excitedly says "It's a girl!" A woman responds, saying "Well, actually, it's more complicated than that."
WATCH: WWE star John Cena apologizes to China for calling Taiwan a country
Cena made the comment during a promotional tour for the newest addition to the Fast & Furious franchise on the Taiwanese broadcasting network TVBS.
Sen. Rand Paul refuses to get COVID-19 vaccine, cites 'natural immunity'
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul announced on Sunday that he is refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine until he sees evidence the jab provides better protection than having already survived the coronavirus.
BBC journalist exposed for tweeting 'HitlerWasRight'
A tweet from a BBC journalist has resurfaced that states, "HitlerWasRight," sparking an internal investigation into the matter.
Mayor de Blasio prohibited NYPD from protecting Times Square pro-Israel rally, Andrew Giuliani claims
Andrew Giuliani claimed on Twitter that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio prohibited the New York Police Department from protecting pro-Israel demonstrators in Times Square amid growing incidents of antisemitic attacks in the city.
US Army shuts down YouTube comment section of 'woke' recruitment ad for the 'safety and well-being' of soldiers
A barrage of negative comments on the US Army's controversial recruitment ad, centered around a female soldier with two moms, has forced them to shut down the video's YouTube comment section for the "safety and wellbeing of our soldiers."
BUSTED: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer violates her own COVID-19 orders at dive bar
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was seen at the East Lansing dive bar Landshark over the weekend with a large group of friends in violation of her own COVID-19 orders.
California will require Uber, Lyft to switch to electric vehicles
The California Air Resources Board announced Thursday that it will require ridesharing company's fleets to be 90 percent electric by the year 2030.
WATCH: Former NY assemblyman slams Cuomo, Schumer, de Blasio for silence on antisemitic attacks
Former New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind posted a video to Twitter Friday slamming New York Democratic leaders for their silence regarding the recent rise in anti-Semitic attacks in New York and across the nation.
Texas governor to sign bill that makes it a felony for protesters to block emergency vehicles
House Bill 9, which makes it a felony to knowingly block emergency vehicles or hospital entrances, is heading to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's desk to be signed into law.
DR. SNITCH: CTV medical ‘expert’ calls cops on neighbours for having a party during lockdown
In a tweet Saturday evening, CTV medical expert Dr. Brett Belchetz accounted his attempts to inform authorities on a party happening at a neighbouring condo.
Suspect charged with brutal beating of Jewish man in New York set free
A man arrested in connection to the beating of a Jewish man in Midtown Manhattan was released on bail Thursday, telling prosecutors on Sunday that he would "do it again."
Kyle Rittenhouse makes first in-person court appearance
Ahead of the upcoming murder trial, accused gunman Kyle Rittenhouse made his first in-person court appearance since he was arrested last year for the shooting deaths of two Black Lives Matter rioters in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
WATCH: Psaki falsely claims 'a number of officers' died January 6 on Capitol Hill
During a White House Press Briefing Friday, Press Secretary Jen Psaki claimed that "a number of officers" died during the events on Capitol Hill January 6, 2021.
South Carolina governor signs open carry bill into law
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed into law last week the Open Carry with Training Act.