Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BLM protestor to Kansas City cops: 'We gonna blow your mother f*cking head off'
"I'm waiting for one of those mother f*ckers to pull me over," they said. "Cause baby where I'm from, we don't give two f*cks about the police."
Police group raises over $10,000 for family of NYPD officer killed by hit-and-run
The pro-police group New York City Blue Lives Matter raised more than $10,000 for the family of Officer Anastasios Tsakos, who was struck and killed in an alleged hit-and-run incident on the Long Island Expressway last month.
Father against Critical Race Theory barred from daughter's graduation by Maine school board
A father has been banned from Maine School Administrative District 51 property after criticizing the local school board for its implementation of critical race theory teachings in its schools.
WATCH: White House press sec says we should trust WHO-led international investigation into COVID-19 origins
When questioned on Tuesday about the growing theories that the coronavirus leaked from the Wuhan Institute of virology in China, White House press secretary Jen Psaki stressed the importance of an international independent investigation led by public health experts to find the truth.
Biden's new energy chair to oversee wind farm he pushed for as former lobbyist
President Joe Biden's pick to lead the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission was revealed to have spent years lobbying for the company behind the Biden administration-approved offshore wind farm Vineyard Wind.
Sen. Josh Hawley calls for investing in US workforce to fight Chinese communist threat
"Will Nike be able to sell as many shoes if the label says they come from a place suspected of slave labor? This is how we can change corporate behavior," writes Hawley.
WATCH: Doocy grills Psaki over rise in violent crime across America
Fox News' Peter Doocy grilled Biden's press secretary Jen Psaki during the White House press conference Tuesday over the rise in violent crime across the country in the last year as well as comments made by St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones claiming that "more police doesn't prevent crime."
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.