Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Biden nominee says 'combat-credible' forces in US military needed to deter China
President Joe Biden’s nominee to be assistant secretary of defense in the Indo-Pacific told Senators that the United States military needs to maintain a "combat-credible" and "forward" posture to deter China from continued aggression in the region.
Minnesota teen issues critical op-ed denouncing use of Latinx
In a winning editorial piece written for The Learning Network's Eighth Annual Student Editorial Contest, one Minnesota teen slammed the use of the term Latinx, a term he calls "problematic."
Vancouver School Board cuts honours programs, cites 'inequality’ among students
In a move to create more equality between students, the Vancouver School Board is cutting its honours programs for secondary school students.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson SLAMS Twitter for calling Jan 6 claim a 'baseless suggestion'
Following a monologue Tucker Carlson made Tuesday night regarding the possibility of those not being charges in connection to January 6 being tied to the FBI, Carlson slammed Twitter’s statement calling his claims "baseless" despite actually proving what he said is true.
Kamala makes cheese puffs for bipartisan group of female senators as outrage grows over Biden border crisis
Amidst current the backlash against Vice President Kamala Harris for not travelling to the southern border to handle the border crisis, the 'Border Czar' hosted a bipartisan group of female senators to have dinner with her at the Naval Observatory residence Tuesday night.
Hillary Clinton slams Republicans for 'flirtation' with Putin model of governing
"I think that on this, yes. There has been, as you rightly know, a big flirtation by some on the right in the Republican Party with the Putin model. They really resonate to the authoritarianism."
33 migrants found close to death inside Texas U-Haul truck
Border Patrol agents uncovered a human smuggling operation last Thursday in Van Horn, Texas, after rescuing 33 migrants crammed inside of a U-Haul truck.
Alleged Three Percenters member charged in Capitol Riot to be released on bail by judge’s orders
A member of the militia group the Three Percenters who was arrested in connection to the Capitol Hill riot on January 6 may be released on bail by judges orders.
Facebook removes network of fake Ethiopian accounts ahead of country's election
On Wednesday, Facebook announced that it has removed a network of fake Ethiopian accounts targeting users ahead of the country's elections next week.
House Republicans derail LGBTQ, abortion bills Pelosi tried to fast-track
Two controversial bills House Speaker Nancy Pelosi attempted to fast-track through the House failed to reach enough votes on Wednesday to pass.
22 states urge Ninth Circuit to uphold repeal of California 'assault weapons' ban
After a federal judge overturned California's ban on "assault weapons" earlier this month, 22 states announced Wednesday that the coalition filed a court brief in support of the decision.
Nunavut MP recalls feeling unsafe in parliament, slams federal government for inaction on Indigenous issues in farewell speech
On Wednesday, Nunavut NDP MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq called out the federal government for its inaction on issues impacting the Indigenous communities of Canada, and accused parliamentary security of racial profiling her.
Texas Gov. Abbott signs law banning critical race theory from its schools
On Tuesday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed into law a bill banning the teachings of critical race theory, joining the growing ranks of states doing so.
RCMP searching for 'armed & dangerous' suspected killer in Manitoba potentially wearing police clothing
Royal Canadian Mounted Police are searching for a man wanted in connection to the disappearance and killing of a St. Clements man earlier this month.
'We need help': Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot admits she can't control her city after 2nd mass shooting in 4 days
Lightfoot pleaded for help from the Biden administration, calling the issue "a national problem."