Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Video explaining masturbation shown to first graders outrages parents
Parents of Dalton School children were enraged to find out their first graders were being taught sex education that included videos explaining masturbation to their kids.
Mothers of those shot by police speak out against BLM, Patrice Cullors for 'lack of support'
Mothers of the people frequently used by Black Lives Matter in protests and fundraising are speaking out against the organization and its co-founder Patrice Cullors after she announced she would be stepping down.
Texas Senate passes bill to purge voter rolls of non-citizens and non-residents
On Sunday, the Texas Senate passed a voter roll maintenance bill that looks to purge non-citizens and non-residents from the state's voter rolls.
Veterans memorial in Oregon vandalized over Memorial Day weekend
On Sunday, the Wall of Honor Memorial in Eugene, Oregon, was vandalized with anarchist graffiti just one day before Memorial Day.
WATCH: Founder of St. Paul BLM chapter says he resigned after learning 'the ugly truth'
"However, after a year on the inside, I learned they had little concern for rebuilding black families, and they cared even less about improving the quality of education for students in Minneapolis," said Turner.
Former AG Bill Barr slams critical race theory, says it’s 'nothing more than the materialist philosophy of Marxism'
Former Attorney General Bill Barr warned about the state of America’s public schools during a speech earlier this month, highlighting how the "increasingly militant and extreme secular-progressive climate in our state-run educational system" is the "greatest threat to religious liberty in America."
HuffPo's White House correspondent says 'American history can be complicated for recent arrivals'
In an exchange between HuffPost's White House correspondent S.V. Dáte and National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam on Sunday morning, Dáte insinuated that Kassam doesn't understand American history because he's one of the "recent arrivals" in the country.
Gun sales across America continue to skyrocket since start of COVID-19 pandemic
The spike in gun purchases seen at the beginning of the pandemic has continued well into 2021—with debates on gun control taking the spotlight once again amidst spikes in gun violence and mass shootings across the country.
Princeton eliminates Greek, Latin requirements for Classics majors to combat 'racism'
Classics majors at Princeton University will no longer be required to learn Greek or Latin while studying Ancient Greece and Rome.
2 dead, more than 20 wounded after gunmen open fire at Florida concert
A concert in Florida was attacked early Sunday morning by multiple gunmen who killed two and injured multiple others.
Court proceedings against Calgary pastor Tim Stephens dropped by AHS
The Alberta Health Services Contempt of Court Application filed against Calgary pastor Tim Stephens has been dropped by AHS and will not be going to a hearing.
Netflix adds actor pronouns to cast member announcements
Netflix, in its latest push to be woke, has begun adding cast member pronouns to actor announcements.
WATCH: Joe Biden spots young girl in audience, creepily says she looks like a 19-year-old
During a speech at Joint Base Langley-Eustice in Hampton, Virginia Friday, President Joe Biden made a comment about how a little girl "looked like a 19 year old."
'What do you like about being white?': Attempt to confront Critical Race Theory critic backfires spectacularly
"If I were to ask you—particularly because you say whiteness is a thing that is being constructed as negative and shouldn't be—Name something positive that you like about being white?"
Biden set to unveil $6 trillion budget as inflation rises to highest level in decades
New numbers released by the federal government showcase inflation rates skyrocketing at a pace not seen in decades, with prices rising across the board for goods and services.