Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
BREAKING: Twitter bans women's news outlet Reduxx
"If exposing predators harms your movement, you are admitting your movement is run by predators," Reduxx co-founder Anna Slatz told The Post Millennial.
Lawsuit filed against Philadelphia leadership for proposed donation of taxpayer funds to abortion group
The plaintiffs argue that the funding from the city violates section 453 of the Pennsylvania Human Services Code and section 3215 of the Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act.
Billionaire celebrities took out PPP loans set aside for hard-hit businesses during pandemic
In many cases, these loans were forgiven in full.
Soros-backed Florida prosecutor sues DeSantis after getting fired for not enforcing state laws
DeSantis' office said "We are suspending Soros-backed 13th circuit state attorney Andrew Warren for neglecting his duties as he pledges not to uphold the laws of the state."
Washington to prioritize minorities, drug offenders for weed licenses
"Our intent is to be able to reach applicants that were disproportionally harmed by the war on drugs," said Brian Smith, Director of Communications for the Liquor Cannabis Board.
Leftists raise THOUSANDS for biological male who watched little girls change clothes in YMCA women's locker room
"Hi, my name is Clementine. I’m a college student, and I plan on majoring in Elementary Education! Being trans isn’t about changing, it’s about living my truth."
BREAKING: Project Veritas releases Biden DHS/FBI intelligence bulletin smearing conservatives as 'Domestic Violent Extremists' after raid on Mar-a-Lago
The bulletin states that it is being shared in an effort to help local and federal partners in "effectively deterring, preventing, preempting, or responding to terrorist attacks against the United States."
Biden's pro-abortion messaging to target men in lead-up to midterm elections
This messaging plan includes specifically targeting men, asking them to consider the women in their lives like sisters, nieces, and cousins, and how a lack of abortion access could affect them.
Police intervene after trans activists block protest in support of 80-year-old grandmother banned from Washington pool
"This is what happens when women try to speak up for our sex-based rights," said event organizer Amy Sousa.
Dog catches monkey pox from French gay owners
The men said that they had been co-sleeping with their dog, but noted that they had been careful to keep their dog away from contact with other pets or humans following the onset of the pair’s symptoms.
BREAKING: Marjorie Taylor Greene announces articles of impeachment against Attorney General Garland following Trump raid
The resolution concludes that Garland’s actions warrant impeachment and a trial, as well as removal from office and disqualification to hold office in the future.
Trump claims FBI was 'playing politics' in raid of Mar-a-Lago, says documents could have been asked for 'at any time'
"Number two, they didn’t need to 'seize' anything. They could have had it anytime they wanted without playing politics and breaking into Mar-a-Lago," Trump continued.
FBI waited days to carry out raid at Trump’s residence
The search warrants issued by US Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart on August 5, 2022, just after noon. The raid did not occur until the morning of August 8, when FBI agents executed the search warrant.
BREAKING: FBI warrant targeted '45 Office' by name
The search and seizure warrant showed that FBI agents sought to search "the 45 Office."
DNA Database: Big Pharma teams with NYC hospital to harvest patients' data
Participation would be optional, with patients being asked during routine blood draws or other medical appointments or events.