Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Seattle-area teachers refuse let kids back in class until demands are met
The group called "Safe Return Tacoma" listed four demands that Tacoma Public Schools must meet before educators return to the classroom. These were posted on Twitter.
Baltimore high school student failed nearly every class, still managed to rank in the top of his class
France's son failed 22 classes and had 272 late or absences his first three years of high school. Her son still managed to rank 62 out of 120 classmates.
Middle-Eastern American mom slams LA Teachers' Union for racially profiling and targeting her
"If it was sent out to somebody who was African American or Latino, they would have a lawsuit on their hands."
BREAKING: Connecticut to lift COVID-19 restrictions
Democrat Governor of Connecticut Ned Lamont announced in a Tuesday press release that he will be lifting nearly all prior COVID-19 restrictions with a few exceptions.
House Democrats pass controversial voting rights bill
As Republicans in Congress fight to secure stricter election laws, House Democrats passed a sweeping an election reform and voting rights bill in a 220-210 vote on Wednesday.
Bipartisan group of Senators introduce legislation to strip war powers from President Biden
On Wednesday, a group of bipartisan senators introduced legislation that would strip war powers away from President Biden after he ordered the Thursday US military airstrike on Syria without congressional approval.
Arizona Governor orders schools to offer in-person learning by March 15
Arizona’s students need to be back in the classroom. More than half of Arizona’s schools are open and offering in-person options. The science is clear: it’s time all kids have the option to return to school so they can get back on track and we can close the achievement gap."
‘Free speech’ social media network Gab suffered data breach
The alt-tech "free speech"-oriented social network Gab suffered a data-breach Wednesday, affecting more than four million of its users.
California student athletes sue Governor Newsom for the right to play and learn
The lawsuit argued that under the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment, youth sports have been treated unfairly because collegiate and professional indoor sports in the state have been allowed to play.
National Guard troops in DC hospitalized after being served undercooked food
"Yesterday, for instance, there were 74 different meals found with raw beef in them. Just yesterday (during lunch), soldiers had found metal shavings in their food."
WATCH: Candace Owens tells Tucker Carlson how Biden's Equality Act discriminates against women
Candace Owens blasted the Biden administration's "Equality Act" on Monday night for discrimination against women and slamming biological males competing in women's sports.
Biden administration considers carbon border tax to cut greenhouse gas and combat China’s forced labor of Uighur Muslims
"The president’s trade agenda will restore US global leadership on critical matters like combating forced labor and exploitative labor conditions, corruption and discrimination against women and minorities around the world."
Seth Jahn slams US Soccer's decision to remove him from council
"In all of history, only one country has fought to abolish slavery, the United States of America, where nearly 400,000 men died to fight for the abolishment of slavery underneath the same stars and bars that our athletes take a knee for."
The Golden Globes receives disastrous ratings
The 78 annual Golden Globes Awards Show tanked Sunday night as preliminary ratings fell 68 percent compared to last year's celebration, the worst decline on record.
Washington law enforcement agencies begin to pushback on state Supreme Court ruling decriminalizing drug possession
Law enforcement agencies are now preparing to fight-back against the state's Supreme Court ruling, alleging that the recent ruling will have a dramatic effect on their communities.