Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
WATCH: North Carolina county bans Coca-Cola machines over corporate 'wokeness'
On Coca-Cola's wokeness, the commissioner wrote: "This type of bigoted and racist thinking has no place in corporate America or our country. People should be judged by the content of their character not the color of their skin,"
Vanity Fair article diving into origins of COVID-19 reveals conflicts of interest, US funding of Wuhan lab
Eban's months-long investigation looks deep into interviews she conducted with over 40 people, as well as hundreds of pages of US government documents, internal memos, meeting minutes, and email correspondences.
Toronto Mayor Tory says rise in anti-Semitic attacks are 'unacceptable' and 'will not be tolerated in our city'
"Anti-Semitic attacks have continued in 2021 with an extremely troubling rise in recent weeks and months," said Tory.
White House says 'no company is safe from being targeted by ransomware'
"All organizations must recognize that no company is safe from being targeted by ransomware, regardless of size or location," wrote Neuberger.
'How can black lives matter if black minds don’t matter?' St. Paul BLM founder slams organization for being 'racist' against black children
Rashad Turner, the founder of the St. Paul, Minnesota chapter of BLM who went viral last week after talking about why he walked away from the organization, spoke with Fox News Wednesday on how the organization is "racist" against black kids because of their opposition to school choice.
Gov. DeSantis’ press secretary says pressure from 'woke' corporations 'strengthened' governor's decision to sign Fairness in Women’s Sports Act
The Fairness in Women’s Sports Act signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Tuesday was reportedly brought about by pressure from "woke" corporations to allow transgender people in sports of their self-identified gender.
North Korean escapee recalls harrowing journey to get to America, says Columbia University taught her to 'censor herself all over again’
Yeonmi Park, who escaped with her family at the age of 13 from Communist North Korea, spoke with Jordan Peterson in a recent episode of his podcast about her harrowing journey to be free.
Media Matters 'research' on Fox News 'disinformation' is filled with actual disinformation
Media Matters for America, a progressive research and information center, reportedly claimed that in 2020, Fox News promoted "coronavirus misinformation" an estimated 13,551 during its weekday program.
WATCH: Biological males will be housed in women's prisons if Equality Act passes Congress
"There is no requirement. All that a violent male felon need do is self-identify as a woman and he is entitled in the state of California to petition to transfer in," Shrier said.
Vox article says 'we don’t know why' there was a recent spike in antisemitic attacks in the US
An article published by Vox on Wednesday is questioning why antisemitic attacks are increasing in the United States, and whether or not they have even increased as drastically as advocacy groups say they have.
Ryerson students and teachers demand name change, use 'X University' placeholder
Ryerson University was named after Egerton Ryerson, who is regarded as one of the key architects behind Canada’s residential schools for Indigenous children.
Christian teacher speaks out after being placed on leave for beliefs
A Leesburg Elementary School teacher spoke with Ben Domenech Tuesday night on Fox News Primetime on his decision to say what he did, and the support he has received in the wake of his suspension.
Marjorie Taylor Greene slams 'The Squad' for supporting both Hamas and LGBTQ community: 'You can't have it both ways'
In a tweet posted by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, she slammed "The Squad" for simultaneously voicing support for the LGBTQ community as well as Hamas.
WHO endorses Chinese Sinovac vaccine for coronavirus
On Tuesday, The World Health Organization approved another Chinese COVID-19 vaccine in hopes of filling the gap of shot supples in developing countries.
Maryland governor announces end of enhanced pandemic unemployment benefits amid worker shortages
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday that the state will be ending enhanced pandemic unemployment benefits and reinstating the job search requirements as early as next month amid an uptick in COVID-19 vaccinations and worker shortages.