Hannah Nightingale
Hannah Nightingale is a Washington DC-based journalist and photographer. You can follow her on Twitter @HannahNighting
GOP calls to 'release the transcript' of Ukraine-US call as Zelensky slams Biden
"Now it's your turn," House Republicans tweeted.
Philadelphia delivery driver thwarts attempted carjacking by shooting armed suspect
On Thursday night, a Philadelphia pizza delivery driver thwarted a carjacking attempt by shooting the armed suspect multiple times.
BREAKING: Pennsylvania court strikes down 'no-excuse mail-in voting' law
In a court opinion filed on Friday, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania struck down the state's Act 77, which allows residents of the state to vote using mail-in ballots without a valid excuse.
Female runner says athletic governing bodies are 'turning a blind eye' to 'injustices' in women's sports
"That's just biological reality, and the leaders of sport are deliberately turning a blind eye to it."
Mazie Hirono wants new Supreme Court Justice to 'consider impact of rulings'
"But I’d like a justice who also will take into consideration the real-life impact of the decisions he or she will be making," she concluded.
Biden administration pressed on why advocacy for healthier lifestyles isn't part of COVID mitigation strategy
"We know that the most effective steps anyone can take are to get vaccinated, get boosted, wear a mask, and those are the steps that we're certainly focusing on," Psaki said.
Rihanna teams with Jack Dorsey to give 'climate justice' grants to 'defund the police' groups
"We are proud to commit $15 million to 18 organizations working intersectionality on climate justice," the joint funding venture announced.
BREAKING: Biden vows to nominate a black woman for Supreme Court Justice
"That person will be the first black woman ever nominated to the United States Supreme Court. It's long overdue in my view."
Super Bowl to require fans to mask up unless eating or drinking
As part of restrictions made in Los Angeles County, those that refuse to wear a mask after being told by facility staff to wear one could face a $250 fine.
Greg Gutfeld slams Dartmouth for cancelling in-person event with Andy Ngo
"It's so obviously ironic, an event about leftist violence canceled over a threat of leftist violent," said Gutfeld.
Americans more likely to vote for Republican nominee than Biden in 2024 election
The poll found that 37 percent of respondents would vote for Biden, while 46 percent said they would vote for the Republican candidate.
Majority of Biden administration’s free at-home COVID-19 tests revealed to have been made in China
On Tuesday, Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer said that he received his free COVID-19 home tests provided by the Biden Administration, only to discover that the tests were made in China.
San Jose to require gun owners to carry liability insurance
The Silicon Valley city of San Jose will soon become the first city in the country to require gun owners to carry liability insurance and pay a fee.
Fauci responds to Berenson urging the removal of mRNA vaccines from market
"If you look at the data, you can't walk away from the facts and the facts are stunningly obvious when you look at the hospitalization and deaths among unvaccinated versus vaccinated versus vaccinated and boosted."
China censors original ending of Fight Club so authority wins
"The second rule of Fight Club is 'we will do and say whatever the Chinese communist censors tell us to do and say,'" wrote Sen. Ted Cruz.