Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Biden administration says they are 'aggressively' pursuing every avenue to bring Brittney Griner home
"We urge Russia to accept that proposal," Jean-Pierre said. "I'm not able to share more publicly at this time but we are willing to take every step necessary to bring home our people as we demonstrated with Trevor Reed."
'BANANA and ROCK': Woke teacher trolled by 5th graders who say you can choose 'anything' for your pronoun
Ms. O'Dell, who did not publicly announce where she teaches, said that when she asked the student for his preferred pronouns, the student responded, "banana and rock."
Democrat Taylor Swift is number one private jet polluter among celebrities
Despite being a Democratic activist who has lectured others on climate change in her spare time, Swift flew 170 times in the first 200 days of 2022, emitting 8,293.54 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
Shaun King threatens to dox New York Post reporters: 'I know where you live’
"I know where you live. Where you used to live. Where your family lives. Where they work. Where they play. How you move around New York. And the Hamptons," King said. "And a few thousand other people know now as well."
Facebook slaps Libs of TikTok with ‘hate speech’ violation over gender joke
The post that violated Facebook's "Community Guidelines" included the Libs of TikTok account asking its audience if any new genders had been created during their brief time away from the platform.
WATCH: Project Veritas' James O'Keefe breaks down ongoing defamation lawsuit against The New York Times
The New York Times is appealing the New York Supreme Court's order and argued in their appellate brief that the lower court's decision was "an extraordinary prior restraint" and violated the First Amendment.
Biden administration sues Idaho over abortion ban
This marks the Biden administration's first lawsuit to protect access to abortion following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn abortion landmark ruling Roe v. Wade in June.
Georgia parents can claim unborn child as dependent for tax credit of $3,000
The Department of Revenue said parents that claim an unborn child or fetus on their state income taxes will receive a $3,000.00 compensation.
Teacher sentenced to 10 years in prison for turning West Virginia classroom into a place of 'torture'
"You turned your classroom into a place that can only be described as torture," Kanawha County Circuit Judge Maryclaire Akers told Nancy Boggs.
BREAKING: Tiffany Smiley will face Patty Murray in general election after Washington Senate primary
Republican Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley will take on longtime Democrat incumbent Patty Murray in November's general election, after Smiley's clean sweep in Tuesday's primary election.
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt defeats Eric Greitens in GOP primary
President Trump issued a blanket endorsement for an "Eric" just one day ahead of Missouri's primary elections. Both candidates claimed the endorsement.
REVEALED: Paul Pelosi allegedly had drugs in system during DUI crash
On May 28, Paul Pelosi caused a "major collision" after he allegedly crashed his porsche into a Jeep near the intersection of California Route 29 and Oakville Cross Road.
PA Democrat Senate hopeful John Fetterman claims sanctuary cities 'make everybody safer'
"Sanctuary cities is another policy that I very much support," Fetterman said. "Sanctuary cities, again statistically, make everybody safer. It makes everybody better.
British police arrest decorated Army veteran after social media post made someone feel ‘anxious’
"When incidents on social media receive not one but two visits from police officers, but burglaries and non-domestic break-ins don't always get a police response, something is wrong."
Pennsylvania Dept. of Education says kids can identify as transgender as young as age 3
Educators are instructed to use the website as a "resource guide," which includes a lesson guide for teachers to host a "gender-neutral day" in their classrooms for students as young as grade 3.