Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Biden's Massachusetts US attorney nominee opposes prosecuting drug dealers, supports police reform
On Monday, President Joe Biden nominated a progressive Suffolk County district attorney for the US attorney for Massachusetts position.
WATCH: Capitol Police officer falsely claims Brian Sicknick died as a result of injuries sustained on January 6
Sicknick’s death was reported by the Washington DC Chief Medical Examiner in April as being a result of natural causes after suffering two strokes.
WATCH: DC police officer explains why he believes Jan 6 rioters are 'domestic terrorists'
During Tuesday’s first hearing of the January 6 House select committee, DC Metropolitan Police Officer Daniel Hodges brought up the US Code section that defines why he calls the January 6 rioters domestic terrorists.
Project Veritas leaks unreleased CNN 'documentary' celebrating AOC
"That impact was doubled that day because of the misogyny and the racism that was so deeply rooted and animated—that attack on the Capitol, you know, white supremacy and patriarchy are very linked."
WATCH: Capitol Police Officer says even if Jan 6 had been armed with pens that makes it an 'armed insurrection'
"We had all these items and things that were thrown at us and used to attack us. Those are weapons. No matter if it is a pen. The way that we're using these items, it was to hurt officer," Officer Gonell said.
WATCH: Jim Jordan and Jim Banks slam Jan 6 committee for not wanting to 'get to the truth'
"Why don't the Democrats want to get to the truth? Why don't they want to answer the fundamental question, which is why wasn't there a better security posture on that day?" Jordan asked.
Arrest warrant issued for Democrat who fled Texas to protest election integrity
A Texas state representative who fled the state with other Democrats to block the passing of a voting bill has returned to Texas to find a civil warrant signed for his arrest.
Former California Senator Barbara Boxer attacked and robbed of cell phone in Oakland neighborhood
Almost a year ago, Boxer had taken to Twitter to condemn violence under the Trump administration, saying that the violence was as a result of Trump's not caring "about solving the crisis."
Multiple murder cases dropped after St. Louis Circuit Attorney's office fails to appear in court
Gardner stands accused of dereliction of duty by the local police force who've had issues with the Soros-backed prosecutor since day one. The list has grown to include members of the public, Gardner's former employees, and a circuit court judge.
3 indicted for attempted murder of strangled Illinois police officer during traffic stop
"A minor infraction that likely would have resulted in a citation at most turned into an officer fighting for his life," said the Aurora Police Department chief.
German gymnasts to wear full length unitard at Olympics to combat 'sexualization in gymnastics'
Instead of the high cut leotards spectators are used to seeing in gymnastics competitions, German gymnasts will be sporting a full length unitard to stand up against "sexualization in gymnastics."
Biden's 'sucking the blood out of kids' answer has real-life basis in Silicon Valley
In an odd response to a question asked as President Joe Biden returned to the White House Thursday night, Biden responded to questioning on whether Democrats want to defund the police with the response "are there people in the Republican Party who think we're sucking the blood out of kids?"
Michael B. Jordan to produce 'Black Superman' series on HBO Max
Michael B. Jordan is reportedly set to develop a "Black Superman" limited series for HBO Max with his production company Outlier Society, centering on the Val-Zod iteration of the famous comic book superhero.
Photos reveal aftermath of Democrat state Rep. John Thompson's domestic assault on girlfriend
"I'll choke you until you can't breathe anymore," Thompson reportedly told his then-girlfriend in 2004 before the alleged domestic assault took place that resulted in a broken kitchen table.
WATCH: Psaki says its not the White House's 'role to place blame,' but to encourage vaccination
"I don't think our role is to place blame, but what we can do is provide accurate information to people who are not yet vaccinated," Psaki said.