Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
Police searching for Toronto rapper wanted for first-degree murder
Toronto police are on the hunt for a Toronto rapper who's charges were upgraded to first-degree murder on Thursday.
House Republicans demand reinstatement of Space Force Commander who was fired for criticizing Marxism
24 House Republicans are demanding that Space Force Commander Matthew Lohmeier be reinstated to his post by the Biden administration after he spoke out against Marxism in the US Military on a podcast.
Pro-Palestine protestors attack Israel supporters in Midtown NYC
During a pro-Palestine march in Midtown Manhattan Tuesday, a large group of protestors attacked a pair of Israeli flag wielding men.
BREAKING: CNN's Chris Cuomo took part in 'strategy calls' advising his brother over sexual misconduct scandals
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was reportedly advised by his brother, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, on how to respond to the growing number of sexual harassment allegations that began appearing earlier this year.
Lego builds genderless LGBTQ figure set for Pride month
Lego will be launching a set of mini figures set on a rainbow backdrop. All but one of the mini-figs are genderless except for one, because "drag queen" is apparently now a gender.
Facebook Oversight Board overrules decision on user's Armenian Genocide meme
The question at hand was whether or not a meme pointing out the media contradictions of the Armenian and Turkish narrative.
School district creates anonymous form for students to report 'bias'
The Loudon County Public School district in Virginia has created a system for students and parents to anonymously report "incidents of bias" they may experience on campus.
FLASHBACK: AOC admits to being 'no expert' on Israeli-Palestinian conflict—opposes Israel anyway
"I think what I meant is, like, the settlements that are increasing in some of these areas, in places where Palestinians are experiencing difficulty in access to their housing and homes," AOC said.
Google introduces assisted writing tool that suggests 'gender-neutral alternatives'
During Google's annual developers conference Google I/O Tuesday, the tech giant unveiled its new collaborative tool Smart Canvas, which includes a new assisted writing tool that recommends to users gender neutral language in their writing.
Man charged for trying to kill estranged wife with butcher knives at child's flag football game
A California man is facing attempted murder and child endangerment charges for attempting to kill his estranged wife at their son's flag football game last week.
Texas man arrested in connection with kidnapping and brutal killing of little boy
An 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of a four-year-old who was later found dead on a Texas street.
Bitcoin continues drop, falls 30 percent to $30,000 in single day
Bitcoin dropped to around $30,000 Wednesday morning, down more than 30 percent on the day amidst international sell-offs of the cryptocurrency that began a week ago.
1619 Project creator Nikole Hannah-Jones denied tenure at UNC
Hannah-Jones was being pursued for a tenured professorship position as UNC-Chapel Hill’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media Knight Chair in Race and Investigative Journalism.
Google employees demand that the company divest from Israel
The letter demanded five actions from executive leadership, while stating that "we object to the conflation of Israel with the Jewish people, affirm that anti-Zionism is not antisemitism."
'This cannot be games as usual': Human rights groups call for full boycott of Beijing Olympics
A coalition of groups representing Tibetans, Uyghurs, residents of Hong Kong, as well as other are calling for a full-blown boycott of the Winter Olympics Beijing in 2022.