Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
State Department 'warned' officials not to investigate lab leak theory over fears it would expose US funding of gain-of-function research
State Department staffers reportedly had "warned" officials not to investigate the theory that COVID-19 leaded from he Wuhan Institute of Virology over fears that the investigation would expose US funding of gain-of-function research.
Oklahoma governor voices support for former OU student suing school over exclusion for her conservative viewpoints
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt stated his support on Friday for former University of Oklahoma volleyball player Kylee McLaughlin who is suing her former university for violating her First Amendment rights.
WATCH: Florida man attempts to evade arrest by throwing 2-month-old infant at officers
After leading officers on a high speed chase in Florida, a man attempts to evade arrest by throwing his 2-month-old infant at the police officers chasing him.
Trudeau's message on D-Day talks about sexual misconduct, the pandemic and 'gender'—but not D-Day
On Sunday, the 77-year anniversary of D-Day and Canadian Armed Forces Day, a statement issued by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau failed to mention the historic reasoning behind the day.
BREAKING: 3 dead, multiple wounded in Florida graduation party shooting
At least three are dead and multiple others injured after several vehicles pulled up to a Kendall, Florida, graduation party and began firing.
DEATH OF DEMOCRACY: Victoria Park in Hong Kong empty for the first time on anniversary of Tiananmen Square massacre
In a shocking photo contrasting previous years, Hong Kong’s Victoria Park, which is the traditional site of an annual vigil for the victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, lies empty as police force out mourners.
Protests erupt in Minneapolis for third night following fatal police shooting
In the wake of Thursday's fatal shooting of Winston Boogie Smith Jr. by police, protests continued for a third night in Minneapolis.
HALF-BAKED: CNN's Brian Stelter asks for Jen Psaki's approval
In an interview with White House press secretary Jen Psaki, CNN host Brian Stelter asked for Psaki's approval of the media coverage on "Biden's agenda."
BREAKING: Trudeau government grants NHL 'national interest' travel exemption for Stanley Cup Playoffs
The Canadian federal government has approved modified travel quarantines for NHL teams competing in the final two rounds of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Manchin condemns Democrats’ For the People Act, explains why he will vote against it
Joe Manchin, a Senator from West Virginia, announced early Sunday that he would be voting against passing the sweeping election reform bill For the People Act.
Nigerian government suspends Twitter after social media platform suspends Nigerian president
On Friday, Nigeria announced that it would be banning Twitter’s operations in its country after the social media platform banned the Nigerian president earlier in the week.
JPMorgan to continue freeze on donations to Republican lawmakers that contested 2020 election
JPMorgan Chase & Co is set to resume donations to US lawmakers that it paused in the wake of the January 6 Capitol Hill riot, but will not resume donations to Republican lawmakers that contested the results of the 2020 election.
White House responds to Facebook’s 2-year ban on Trump
On Friday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki responded to Facebook’s decision to ban former President Donald Trump from its platforms for two years.
FAKE TAPPER: Jake Tapper busted lying AGAIN, this time about his CNN guest bookings
US Representative Elise Stefanik busted CNN’s Jake Tapper on Friday for lying about who he’d book for his shows.
BREAKING: Laura Loomer calls out Twitter CEO for censorship at Bitcoin event
At a Bitcoin 2021 event Friday, Laura Loomer called out panelist and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey for censorship on his platform.