Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Derek Chauvin appeals murder conviction in George Floyd case
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is moving forward to appeal the sentence and conviction he received in the murder case of George Floyd.
As some question O'Toole's leadership, Conservative MP urges unification of party around leader
An effort to review O'Toole's leadership before the scheduled date in 2023 has been started by a member of the party's national council, with a petition that has received around 2,300 signatures as on Thursday.
Journalist who photographed border patrol agents on horseback debunks media and Biden's claims that Haitian migrants were 'whipped'
On Thursday, the photographer behind the images of Border Patrol agents on horseback set the record straight on what exactly those viral photos depict.
BREAKING: Chris Cuomo accused of sexual harassment by former boss
Ross said that Cuomo squeezed her buttock without permission at an event for a colleague leaving ABC back in 2005, but noted that Cuomo had previously apologized for his behavior that day.
Twitter to implement Bitcoin tipping feature on platform
The new feature will be rolled out globally to all Apple IOS users this week, with Android users being able to access the feature in coming weeks.
CDC advisers recommend COVID boosters for older Americans, those with chronic health conditions
CDC advisors said boosters should be offered to Americans 65 and older, nursing home residents, and those between ages 50 and 64 with underlying health conditions.
DeSantis announces acquisition of antibody doses following Biden admin decision to control distribution
DeSantis said in a press conference he acquired 3,000 doses of Sotrovimab, manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK).
CDC quietly removes guidance on how schools can phase out masks
The CDC made the change when it updated its guidance on universal indoor masking for those in school, both children and adults, regardless of their vaccination status on August 5.
BREAKING: AOC appears to cry after changing her vote for Iron Dome funding from 'no' to 'present'
Ocasio-Cortez reportedly voted against the funding initially, then changed her vote. She could be seen crying after she changed her vote from "no" to "present."
WATCH: White House dodges Doocy's question on migrant relocations
"The issue is, is the border open? Or is the border closed? Because my understanding is that a lot of this is happening on this side of the border," said Peter Doocy.
Woman with Down's Syndrome loses fight with UK High Court over selective abortion laws
"We face discrimination every day in schools, in the work place and in society. And now thanks to this verdict the judges have upheld discrimination in the womb too," Crowter wrote on Twitter.
Dating app OKCupid adds 'pro-choice badge' for dating profiles
"Because if you only want to match with people who are pro-choice, well, that's your choice!" OKCupid wrote.
Biden's special envoy to Haiti resigns over 'inhumane' deportations of migrants
"I will not be associated with the United States inhumane, counterproductive decision to deport thousands of Haitian refugees and illegal immigrants to Haiti," wrote Daniel Foote.
Judge orders release of Capitol riot surveillance footage prosecutors wanted to keep under seal
US District Chief Judge Beryl Howell ruled that the prosecutors' arguments were too speculative, writing in a Sept. 15 opinion that their national security concerns were too broad.
Harvard epidemiologist: Israeli medical study on natural COVID-19 immunity may render 'discriminatory and unethical' vaccine passports unnecessary
According to Science, "The natural immune protection that develops after a SARS-CoV-2 infection offers considerably more of a shield against the Delta variant of the pandemic coronavirus than two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine."