Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Time Magazine takes money from Chinese state-run media outlet to run articles on DJI, US criticisms
As part of a $700,000 advertising deal with the Chinese state-run media outlet China Daily, Time Magazine published numerous articles praising the Chinese Communist Party’s latest five year plan, and promoting the controversial drone manufacturer that used its products to surveil Uyghurs in Xinjiang
Barack Obama says Joe Biden is finishing the work he started
In an interview released by the New York Times Tuesday, former President Barack Obama said that he believes President Joe Biden is “essentially finishing the job” of his presidency, and that his policies are building on those set forth by the Obama administration.
WATCH: Subway stabbing caught on video, NYPD look for suspect
The suspect reportedly stabbed the 51-year-old male victim numerous times in the back.
Ontario invests another $31 million in youth mental health services
In an aim to provide more targeted support for specialized mental health and addiction treatment services to Ontario youth, the province is investing another $31 million towards youth mental health services.
Krystal Ball and Saager Enjeti depart The Hill, start independent podcast
On Tuesday, Saager Enjeti, formerly of The Hill, announced that he and former The Hill coworker Krystal Ball would be starting their own independent podcast.
Fauci to release book on 'truth, service, and the way forward'
His bio states that Fauci is "one of the most celebrated and trusted doctors, both in the United States and around the world."
Florida Gov DeSantis signs bill to protect women's and girls' sports from trans lobby
"Athletic teams or sports that are designated for females are open to females, and we're going off biology, not ideology when we're doing sports," said DeSantis.
GOP rep's home vandalized with profanity and anarchist symbols
"In the early morning hours of Memorial Day, my home, where I'm raising my two children, was vandalized with Antifa symbols and profanity," wrote Mace.
Jewish-owned Toronto business targeted by anti-Semitic graffiti referencing Holocaust
The Jewish owner of a Kensington Market, Toronto business is speaking out after his business was defaced by anti-Semitic graffiti earlier this month.
Video explaining masturbation shown to first graders outrages parents
Parents of Dalton School children were enraged to find out their first graders were being taught sex education that included videos explaining masturbation to their kids.
Mothers of those shot by police speak out against BLM, Patrice Cullors for 'lack of support'
Mothers of the people frequently used by Black Lives Matter in protests and fundraising are speaking out against the organization and its co-founder Patrice Cullors after she announced she would be stepping down.
Texas Senate passes bill to purge voter rolls of non-citizens and non-residents
On Sunday, the Texas Senate passed a voter roll maintenance bill that looks to purge non-citizens and non-residents from the state's voter rolls.
Veterans memorial in Oregon vandalized over Memorial Day weekend
On Sunday, the Wall of Honor Memorial in Eugene, Oregon, was vandalized with anarchist graffiti just one day before Memorial Day.
WATCH: Founder of St. Paul BLM chapter says he resigned after learning 'the ugly truth'
"However, after a year on the inside, I learned they had little concern for rebuilding black families, and they cared even less about improving the quality of education for students in Minneapolis," said Turner.
Former AG Bill Barr slams critical race theory, says it’s 'nothing more than the materialist philosophy of Marxism'
Former Attorney General Bill Barr warned about the state of America’s public schools during a speech earlier this month, highlighting how the "increasingly militant and extreme secular-progressive climate in our state-run educational system" is the "greatest threat to religious liberty in America."