Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
American pipelines cancelled while Biden waives sanctions on Russian Nord Stream 2 pipeline
The Biden Administration will waive the application of sanctions the company building the Nord Stream 2 pipeline in Russia, but will be sanctioning ships involved in the building of it.
Texas Governor bans mask mandates from schools, government entities
On Tuesday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that no Texas governmental entities will be allowed to mandate the wearing of masks.
WATCH: Biden jokes about running over reporter after being questioned on Israel
For four years, the mainstream media accused former President Donald Trump of "inciting violence" against the media for cracking jokes about them and criticizing them.
Psaki says Trump administration didn't do 'anything constructive' to end conflict in Middle East
Press secretary Jen Psaki slammed the Trump Administration for not doing "anything constructive" in efforts to cease Middle East conflict.
US Navy goes woke, announces 'Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion' plans
On Monday, the Acting Secretary of the United States Navy Thomas Harker released a memo that outlined new actions the military branch will be taking on diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts.
REVEALED: Bill Gates allegedly cozied up to Epstein in hopes he would help him win Nobel Peace Prize
Bill Gates reportedly engaged in meetings with convicted sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein in the hopes that his connections would lead to a Nobel Peace Prize.
AP instructs staff not to say 'surge' when talking about surge of immigrants at the border
Despite internal documents in border protection agencies referring to the large number of migrants crossing the southern border as a "surge," the Associated Press has strongly recommended that it's journalists no longer use the wording to adopt "gentler language."
WATCH: Fauci admits to masking after vaccination for the sake of optics, not science
In an interview with Good Morning America Tuesday morning, Doctor Anthony Fauci admitted to having continued to wear a mask indoors for appearance sake, not based on the science surrounding the protection of the vaccine.
Space Force commander who was fired after speaking out about BLM/Marxism becomes Amazon bestselling author
A commander in the United States Space Force that was relieved of duty after voicing concerns over Marxist critical race theory teachings in the military is now number three on the Amazon bestseller list.
BLM co-founder Cullors slams 'racist' housing market after spending millions on multiple homes
Despite spending millions on multiple homes just weeks prior, Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrice Cullors slammed the American housing market as being part "white supremacy" in the country.
CNN contributor tweets ‘The world today needs a Hitler’, has history of anti-Semitism
In a now deleted tweet, CNN contributor Adeel Raja posted Sunday that "the world today needs a Hitler."
Anti-Israel counter-protestors clash with police, set fires, throw rocks at Montreal pro-Israel rally
At a pro-Israel rally in Montreal, Quebec Sunday held to voice support for Israel amidst growing violence in the region, pro-Palestinian counter-protestors clashed with rally attendants and police officers in an attempt to disrupt and end the event.
CBC cancels Alexander Graham Bell for teaching deaf kids how to communicate
A CBC article published Sunday accuses Alexander Graham Bell of trying to "assimilate" deaf kids by teaching oralism, which looks to teach deaf people to communicate with lip-reading and speaking rather than sign language.
Oxford University seeks to eliminate Imperial measurements and 'diversify' math, physics, and science courses in 'decolonization' push
Oxford University has recruited undergraduates at its' school to research how its science curriculum can be "decolonized" to be made less "Eurocentric."
'Smoking gun': Evidence proving presence of Hamas in AP building in Gaza shown to Biden administration
In the wake of an Israeli Defense Forces air strike on a building housing the Associated Press and Al-Jazeera in Gaza Saturday, Israeli officials showed US officials what they call "smoking gun" evidence that the Hamas worked out of the same building.