Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Saskatchewan doctors urge province to fund 24-hour 'safe consumption sites'
The Saskatchewan Medical association, made up of family doctors, are calling on the provincial government to fund 24-hour safe consumption sites to prevent rising drug overdoses and deaths.
Subpoenaed voting machines from 2020 election in Maricopa County to be taken out of service
Voting machines in Maricopa County, Arizona that were subpoenaed in connection to the 2020 presidential election audit will be removed from service.
WATCH: Dave Rubin SLAMS Justin Trudeau as an 'absolutely ridiculous clown of a Prime Minister'
"But it might be that you guys are actually sort of the sun is setting on what a truly free Canada looks like. That's what it seems like to me," Rubin, host of the Rubin Report, pointed out.
Former Disney star charged with a felony for allegedly sending sexually explicit content to 13-year-old girl
The former Disney Channel star Kyle Massey is now facing a felony for allegedly sending sexually explicit content to a minor.
Two injured after homemade bomb explodes inside Congolese Catholic church
A Sunday morning explosion caused by a homemade bomb inside a Catholic church in the Democratic Republic of Congo has left at least two parishioners "seriously injured."
MSNBC’s Joy Reid suffers lowest viewership in show’s history
For the week of June 14-18, The ReidOut averaged a total of 1.2 million viewers, the smallest crowd since the show premiered in July 2020.
Ontario police charge suspect for multiple alleged sexual offenses against two boys
A New Brunswick man is facing multiple charges for the alleged sexual assault of two male youths over a span of 13 years.
Gender-neutral option added to Wisconsin birth certificates
Wisconsin birth forms will also begin using "parent giving birth" as opposed to the term mother.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem joins other GOP govs in sending National Guard troops to US-Mexico border
"The Biden Administration has failed to keep America safe. We shouldn't be making our own communities vulnerable by sending police to fix Biden's border crisis," Noem said.
WATCH: Immigrant congressman SLAMS Biden's use of 'latinx,' calls insinuation that all latinos are illegal immigrants 'racist'
Florida Republican Congressman Carlos Gimenez on Saturday slammed President Joe Biden’s Thursday speech in which he used the term "latinx" to describe Latin-Americans, as well as insinuate that all Latin-Americans were illegal immigrants, calling his comments "racist."
Women go topless to celebrate lesbian pride at NYC Dyke March
On Saturday, the 29th annual Dyke March in Manhattan ended in a celebration where dozens splashed in the Washington Square Park fountain topless.
White influencer 'identifies' as Korean, undergoes plastic surgery to look like K-Pop idol
Oli London, a singer and instagram influencer, has reportedly paid more than $150,000 for plastic surgery to look like K-Pop band member Park Ji-Min.
'In China, the state uses it for intelligence purposes': TikTok whistleblowers raise concerns over Chinese government access to US user data
Cybersecurity experts warned that the Chinese government can use TikTok to spread propaganda and censorship to American audience.
FACT CHECK: Washington Post reporter falsely claims DeSantis was slow to respond to Surfside condo collapse
Establishment media has been quick to blame Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ seemingly slow response to Surfside collapse. The facts don't add up.
Americans return to workforce faster in states that are ending pandemic unemployment benefits
In places like Missouri and 21 others states that will be ending extended and enhanced pandemic unemployment benefits this month, rates of unemployment are falling at levels higher than counterparts still providing these benefits.