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Hannah Nightingale

Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting

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WATCH: 80-year-old Asian man attacked, robbed by teens

This attack marks yet another instance in a dramatic increase on attacks in San Leandro, a city whose population in 36 percent Asian-American.

Hannah Nightingale / May 11, 2021

Canadian News, News

Calgary Mayor calls anti-mask protests 'thinly veiled white nationalist' and 'anti-government' protests.

"They are people who are marching in thinly veiled white nationalist supremacists anti-government protests, and they don't deserve that kind of sympathy."

Hannah Nightingale / May 10, 2021

News, American News

Democrat Rep. slams DHS for 'misleading' photos of Donna migrant facility

Democrat Texas Representative Henry Cuellar called out the US Department of Homeland Security earlier this week in response to newly released photos of one of its migrant processing facilities that Cuellar calls "misleading."

Hannah Nightingale / May 10, 2021

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Rep. Clyburn: Removal of Rep. Cheney from GOP Conference Chair is evidence of 'cancel culture'

"Now they talk a lot about cancel culture. This is the classic cancel culture. They are perpetrating that which they argue that they are against," Clyburn said.

Hannah Nightingale / May 10, 2021

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Suspect identified in Times Square shooting that injured three people including child

The suspect allegedly responsible for Saturday's shooting that injured three people in Times Square, New York City has been identified as Farrakhan Muhammad.

Hannah Nightingale / May 10, 2021

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Gov. DeSantis to sue CDC for shutting down American businesses during pandemic

"Do you want one unelected bureaucracy to be able to have the power to indefinitely shut down a major industry in this country?”

Hannah Nightingale / May 9, 2021

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WATCH: Radical climate activists march through DC, paint windows black to protest pipelines

The protest, which kicked off at 8:30am at a Wells Fargo branch in downtown DC, is part of a global day of action to demand that banks cease funding the new branch of the line 3 pipeline.

Hannah Nightingale / May 9, 2021

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Black man who disguised himself with a white guy mask arrested in connection to dozens of burglaries

After more than 30 burglaries were committed in the Los Angeles area, the Beverly Hills Police Department announced Thursday that the man suspected behind the actions has been arrested.

Hannah Nightingale / May 9, 2021

News, International News

Galway City Councillor proposes 'inclusive' benches that cut down on available seating

A Galway City Councillor proposed on Saturday the introduction of 'inclusive benches' around Galway that would allow for wheelchair accessible seats.

Hannah Nightingale / May 9, 2021

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'Woke' Starbucks may depart from Facebook over numerous 'insensitive' comments on posts

Facebook is fighting to keep one of its largest accounts on the platform after coffee giant Starbucks has begun evaluating its facebook presence in the wake of receiving a copious amount of negative feedback on its social media account.

Hannah Nightingale / May 9, 2021

News, American News

Disney exposed for critical race internal training, 'woke' ideologies

Disney, a company that once stood for American values, even previously producing World War II training films and shorts, was recently exposed for its new controversial and divisive critical race theory-related employee training that pushes for equality of outcomes, not opportunity.

Hannah Nightingale / May 9, 2021

Canadian News, News

BREAKING: Trudeau’s censorship czar suggests social media users with large followings will be subject to Bill C-10

On CTV's Question Period with Evan Solomon, Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault admitted that users with large followings would be subject to federal regulations under the controversial Bill C-10 internet regulation law being proposed in Canada.

Hannah Nightingale / May 9, 2021

Canadian News, News

Canadian Taxpayers Federation urges push back against O'Toole 'carbon tax'

In the wake of Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole's proposed carbon tax, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation is urging those angered to make their opinion known to the party.

Hannah Nightingale / May 7, 2021

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Alberta premier announces partership with Montana to vaccinate truckers crossing border

On Friday, Alberta Premiere Jason Kenney announced a partnership with Montana to distribute the neighboring state's excess vaccinations to truckers crossing the Canadian border.

Hannah Nightingale / May 7, 2021

Canadian News, News

Toronto Catholic schools to raise rainbow flag in honor of LGBTQ pride month

For the first time in schools' history, Toronto Catholic schools will raise the Pride flag in June, which is recognized as "pride month" in Toronto.

Hannah Nightingale / May 7, 2021

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