Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Two trans people found guilty in brutal murder of Colorado Springs covid nurse
According to police, Heath partnered with a biological woman who identifies as a man, Emma Kenner, Kenner's child who goes by Kenny, in the grisly murder.
Suspects charged in killing of security guard, retired police officer Kevin Nishita during smash-and-grab robbery
Kevin Nishita, a father of two and grandfather of three, was shot in the abdomen and was transported to a nearby hospital where he died three days later.
WA Governor signs 'inclusive' abortion legislation, changes woman to 'pregnant individual'
"Although the abortion rights movement has historically centered on women in our advocacy, that must no longer be the case and it is critical that we recognize that transgender, nonbinary, and gender expansive people also get pregnant and require abortion care."
Sen. Josh Hawley reveals Biden SCOTUS pick's history of letting child porn offenders 'off the hook'
"Judge Jackson has a pattern of letting child porn offenders off the hook for their appalling crimes, both as a judge and as a policymaker. She's been advocating for it since law school. This goes beyond "soft on crime." I'm concerned that this a record that endangers our children."
BLM activist and convicted pedophile sentenced to 39 months in prison following 2020 attack at DC Trump rally
In addition to illegal possession of a firearm and assault on his relative, Deberry also violently assaulted a Trump supporter at the 2020 protest where he was arrested, although the courts dropped the charges as part of the plea.
SWAT officer killed in line-of-duty serving high-risk warrant on felony assault suspect
Dominique Calata, a 35-year-old military veteran, National Guard member, and SWAT team officer was shot and killed by the 40-year-old suspect, who authorities say exited his vehicle and began shooting at deputies during the planned operation.
Multistate manhunt leads to arrest of suspect in DC and NYC homeless killings
The suspect is accused of carrying out at least five attacks on homeless people in New York City and DC in a nine-day span. Two of the victims were killed.
America's teachers union leaders pose with upside-down Ukraine flag in epic virtue-signal fail
AFT union heads posed with a poster of a Ukrainian flag, claiming to "stand with" the nation. The only problem is the flag was printed upside down.
Biden’s Sec of State brings up Putin’s dead brother, accuses Russia of 'starving' Ukraine cities
Putin's older brother Viktor died of diphtheria during the Nazi siege of Leningrad.
Army veteran, Somali immigrant challenges Ilhan Omar for Congress
Running as a Republican, Shukri Abdirahman, who is a black Muslim military veteran and mother of three, fled Somalia and sought refuge in Kenya before immigrating to the United States.
Florida police chief fired for alleged bias favoring non-white officers
Following an investigation into allegations of discrimination, the city manager fired police chief Larry Scirotto, the first openly gay police chief in the department.
BREAKING: Lindsey Graham calls for assassination of Vladimir Putin
According to Senator Graham, the assassination of Vladimir Putin is "the only way" that the war between Russia and Ukraine will end.
Portland clothing shop closes for 3 weeks to undergo training to cure 'white supremacy'
"After deep consideration, we have decided to close Artifact's doors for the next two to three weeks, effective immediately, February 26th. After letting a BIPOC employee go, it was brought to our attention concerns of microaggression and racial biases within the store."
Joe Biden SHUNS Elon Musk in SOTU despite Tesla creating 50,000 US jobs building electric vehicles
Elon Musk, the famed Tesla CEO and founder, returned fire and explained to President Biden on Twitter that his company has added more than 50,000 jobs to the US economy.
Survey: 84 percent of voters believe parents should be allowed to see children's curriculum plans
According to the survey, 68 percent believe most public schools have lowered standards rather than demanding more from students.