Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
BLM fraudster Tyree Conyers-Page sentenced to 42 months in prison for buying luxury goods with donation money
Page was found guilty of running a "fake charity scheme" for personal profit, defrauding donors of more than $450,000 they had given to his nonprofit Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta.
CNN must deliver docs going back to 2021 to US Navy vet who sued over claims network smeared his company after he aided those fleeing Afghanistan after botched withdrawal
Attorneys for Young filed to seek broad access to the network's financial records to determine the company's net worth.
Biden says he and Kamala are 'singing from the same song sheet' in FIRST appearance from White House press briefing room since he took office
"She was a major player in everything we've done."
Biden-Harris admin's National Archives heeds Biden, Obama to delay release of vice presidential records until after election
"This would not be the first time that political operatives have attempted to cover up a potential October Surprise right before a presidential election," America First Legal said.
San Diego emergency children's shelter faces over 100 sex abuse allegations from former residents
"Rather than providing them a place to be loved and nurtured, the County was sending child after child into their own personal hell."
Elon Musk says 'serious reforms' are needed after federal govt allegedly blocks American citizens from helping hurricane victims
The federal government, reported a citizen has been blocking citizens from delivering aid to hurricane victims because the donations were not from companies on the government's "preferred vendors" list.
BREAKING: MSNBC writer, producer admits network has 'made their viewers dumber,' is 'indistinguishable' from Democrat Party: OMG reports
"They just are way too cozy with Democratic politicians," MSNBC producer Basel Hamdan said.
Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang linked to murder of 12-year-old Texas girl Jocelyn Nungaray
The two suspects illegally entered the US through El Paso, and both of them were released by Biden's border agents after being apprehended.
Las Vegas dad discovers IVF-conceived daughter isn't his after DNA test
"My client had more tears than I've ever seen someone shed, because what he thought was his daughter - isn't," said attorney Robert Murdock.
Melania Trump calls for world 'free from terrorism' in Rosh Hashanah tribute honoring Israeli hostages held by Hamas
"Together, we must strive for a world grounded in compassion, empathy, and tolerance - free from terrorism."
Biden-Harris admin offers $750 each to victims devastated by Hurricane Helene
The Democratic candidate was relentlessly mocked on social media over the "low" amount being offered to American taxpayers.
Columbia student who said 'Zionists don't deserve to live' during Gaza camp protests sues school after being suspended
Khymani James, 21, of Boston, who uses "he/she/they" pronouns, was suspended from campus in April over the remarks.
EXCLUSIVE: Parents Defending Education files complaint against California school district over alleged discrimination against white males
The group states in the request that the La Honda-Pescadero Unified School District has updated its equity policy, which includes race-based recruiting practices such as meeting diversity quotas for new hires and faculty retention.
Meet the mountain mules delivering critical aid to Hurricane Helene victims
The four-legged heroes have been delivering food, water, diapers, and critical medical supplies such as insulin to desperate families in the state's mountainous regions.
Wealthy millennials flee California and New York for southern red states: new study
California experienced the greatest departure of high-earning Gen Y households, with a net loss of 9,181.
