Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Trans teacher launches GoFundMe to 'escape Florida' crackdown on LGBTQ indoctrination in classrooms
Saorise Stone, 32, of Orlando, expressed irritation that he has to "self-police" himself in the classroom or risk losing his teacher's license.
Korean Christian women's-only spa to ask SCOTUS to take up case after 9th circuit said they must admit trans males
"We are optimistic that the Supreme Court will take an interest in the petition for review," said Olympus Spa attorney Tracy Tribbett.
Trans 'youth advocate' for homeless teens charged with raping infant girl in Washington state
Isabelle "Izzy" Kelso Flournoy IV, born as William, 25, of Tacoma, is being held in jail on $1 million bail.
Oscars increase security over concerns of Iranian retaliation
"We want everybody to feel safe and protected and welcome, so it's our job as a producing team to make sure that that translates."
Wisconsin man convicted for threatening to kill ICE, Border Patrol agents
Andrew Stanton, 38, of Kenosha, repeatedly urged his followers on social media to open fire on ICE agents and sent a series of death threats via text message to a Border Patrol agent .
Haitian national convicted of orchestrating $6.7 MILLION SNAP fraud scheme in Boston
Antonio Bonheur, 74, orchestrated the multi-million-dollar scheme through a small retail store he owned in Boston, Massachusetts.
Exxon moves to ditch New Jersey and relocate to Texas
ExxonMobil hinted at years of legal clashes with climate change activists and investors.
Seattle journalists locked out by WA legislature get no relief in federal court
Judge David Estudillo denied the plaintiffs' request for a temporary restraining order that would have granted them access to press-only restricted areas to cover the final days of the 2026 legislative session.
LA County hospice fraud — 89 providers registered to same building: CBS report
About 500 hospices are operating within a three-mile radius, with 137 of them located on Van Nuys Boulevard alone.
Anthropic sues Trump admin over 'supply chain risk' designation, claims 'unlawful campaign of retaliation'
Trump said Anthropic was trying to "strong-arm" the War Department.
BREAKING: Oregon federal judge blocks ICE from using crowd control munitions at Portland facility
Judge Simon, appointed by Barack Obama, is married to anti-ICE Oregon Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici, which has sparked conflict-of-interest claims.
Seattle independent journalists' fight to gain press passes for Washington state legislature heads to federal court
The complaint argues First Amendment right violations.
Portland woman groped by cross-dressing man with bloody beard: court docs
Joel Thomas Faith, 39, of Portland, has been booked into jail without bail.
DHS probe of illegal alien workers in DC restaurants forces 130 staffers out of jobs
Homeland Security Investigations issued notices to several prominent dining establishments suspected of having employees who appeared to be "unauthorized to work" in the US.
US citizens indicted on RICO charges for role in MS-13 terror group 'Los Ghettos Criminales Salvatruchas'
The El Salvadoran-based MS-13 gang is a US-designated terrorist organization.