Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Ford government to implement new lockdown orders in Ontario
Early indications are that small businesses will remain at 25 percent and larger corporations at 50 percent. Indoor dining, hair and nail salons, and barbershops will be forced to shut-down, while schools will allegedly remain open.
Large amounts of discarded PPE found polluting the planet, harming sea and wild life
According to the report, volunteers through the International Coastal Cleanup network collected 107,219 items of PPE from July to December 2020–although experts believe that number is "a vast undercount."
AOC breaks silence on border crisis, defines the word 'invasion' as a white supremacist idea
In an Instagram live stream on Tuesday night, Congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) claimed that calling the mass influx of illegal aliens at the Southern Border an "invasion" is a "white supremacist idea."
Facebook censors Lara Trump, removes interview with father-in-law and former President Donald Trump
Facebook removed an interview conducted by The Right View from Lara Trump’s Facebook page on Tuesday that featured former President Trump being interviewed by daughter-in-law Lara Trump.
CNN claims there's no 'consensus criteria for assigning sex at birth'
CNN writes "...there is no consensus criteria for assigning sex at birth."
Biden appoints Susan Rice to lead charge on mail-in-voting expansion
President Joe Biden has chose former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice Tuesday to oversee hundreds of federal departments in an effort to expand mail-in voting across the country.
WATCH: Asian woman brutally beaten while walking to church in Manhattan
The suspect can be seen forcibly assaulting her, and knocking her to the ground. The suspect then began to kick the elderly Asian women repeatedly in the head.
Migrant children in San Diego to get in-person instruction while district students are stuck in remote learning
San Diego students have been out of the classroom, with teachers unions refusing to return to work, for over a year. There is hardly an end in sight.
LA DA drops charges against anti-police protesters despite clear video evidence, veteran prosecutor speaks out
"It wasn’t just Padilla that was dismissed, it was also Berg and Lomax, and the video clearly shows them doing it," said veteran prosecutor Richard Doyle.
WATCH: Arrests of sex offenders at US-Mexico border hit five year high
Project Veritas obtained an exclusive interview with an insider from border control who disclosed DHS documents showing a five year high in arrests of sex offenders at the US-Mexico border.
Teen suspect in custody after 8th grade girl's murder
A teen suspect was taken into custody over the weekend after the senseless killing of a young eighth-grade girl identified as Lucia Bremer in Virginia on Friday.
Democratic lawmaker arrested in Georgia after Gov. Kemp signs elections bill
Representative Park Cannon (D-Atlanta) was arrested on Thursday at the Georgia State Capitol Building for disrupting a General Assembly session and attempting to crash Governor Brian Kemp’s signing of Georgia’s sweeping elections bill.
Former Commissioner says he will no longer recommend NYPD to new recruits
These statements come as the New York City Council passed several controversial police reforms bills that handcuff NYPD officers and strip them of control over the department.
School forces boys to apologize to girls for 'rapes committed by their gender'
"He said that he was made to stand up and basically apologize... it wasn't explained properly to the male students what they were doing or why they were doing it," one mother said.
Biden administration urged Supreme Court to allow cops to seize guns at homes without a warrant
On Wednesday, the United States Supreme Court heard the oral argument of Caniglia v. Strom and whether the "community caretaking" exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement extends to the home.