Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
WATCH: New Ottawa police chief says freedom protesters will be punished financially and criminally
"If you are involved in this protest, we will actively look to identify you and follow up with financial sanctions and criminal charges," said interim Ottawa Police Chief Steve Bell.
BREAKING: Elderly woman trampled by mounted police at freedom protest in Ottawa
Conflicting reports have emerged as to the condition of an elderly woman who was trampled by police on horseback.
HATE HOAX: Black student confesses to vandalizing California high school with racist graffiti
The student said during an interview that it was a prank.
Pennsylvania court that declared mail-in voting law unconstitutional says ruling can take effect next month
The judge said that the Republican leaders who challenged the state's mail-in voting law would likely prevail at the state Supreme Court.
'Incredibly disappointed' DC councilmember withdraws bill to reinstate city's vaccine mandate
"I truly believe that patrons will choose to spend their money in places they feel protected," said Councilmember Nadeau in regards to the vaccine mandate.
Loudoun County sheriff raises concerns with Biden admin's plan to house up to 1,000 Afghan refugees near local schools
Chapman "raised concerns about DHS’ lack of communication, lack of planning, language barriers, a failure to communicate with a myriad of potential stakeholders, and the NCC’s unfenced proximity to a residential neighborhood and two public schools."
CDC changes childhood speech milestones
Jennifer M. Zubler, said that the changes were made to the guidelines ensure that it reflects milestones that at least 75 percent of children can reach.
Fauci claims removing school mask mandates is still too 'risky'
"It's understandable why people want to take masks off the kids. But, right now, given the level of activity that we have, it is risky."
Louisiana teacher pleads guilty to giving her students sperm-laced cupcakes
A Louisiana middle school teacher now faces a 41-year prison sentence after she plead guilty to giving her students cupcakes laced with her then-husband’s sperm, among other charges.
Democrat platform supported bail fund that freed BLM activist charged with attempted murder of Jewish Louisville mayoral candidate
The group’s ability to post such a hefty bail in a short amount of time was due to its support from prominent Democratic organizations.
BREAKING: Freedom Convoy organizer arrested in Ottawa
Freedom Convoy co-organizer Chris Barber was arrested by Ottawa Police on Thursday.
Louisville mayoral candidate slams 'broken criminal justice system' after accused shooter bailed out in two days by BLM
On Thursday, the Louisville mayoral candidate that was shot at on Monday slammed a "broken" justice system that has allowed the suspect, Quintez Brown, to be bailed out just days later.
WATCH: North Carolina dad slams school board over critical race theory and gender indoctrination
"I've been a business owner right here in North Carolina, and I deal with white people, black people, Hispanic people... and the racism is only happening at the government level and on the media."
Amazon drops Black Lives Matter from charity platform amid financial scrutiny
Amazon has kicked Black Lives Matter off of its charity fundraising platform AmazonSmile after the parent organization has experienced growing scrutiny in recent weeks regarding its finances.
Florida House advances pro-life legislation banning abortion after 15 weeks
The bill is expected to pass in the Senate, with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis previously expressing his support for the bill.