Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Trantifa agitators target elderly, throw feces, harass attendees in protest of Riley Gaines, TPUSA event at University of Washington
"I bet your old a** blood is beautiful on the concrete."
BREAKING: DOJ charges criminal illegal immigrant Martin Diaz-Amezcua with assault on WA Border Patrol agent
Martin R. Diaz-Amezcua, 35, of Mexico, was captured by federal agents on April 29 after initial attempts to take him into custody in February were unsuccessful.
2 Israeli businessmen murdered in their LA homes over one night
The Los Angeles Police Department said that there appears to be no connection between the two killings at this time.
11 Syracuse, NY high school lacrosse players charged with misdemeanors in kidnapping hazing scheme
"This was a group effort. Some people were assigned different roles," said DA Fitzpatrick.
Court audio from 2020 reveals wife of Kilmar Abrego Garcia said he hit her repeatedly
In the audio recorded during an August 2020 court hearing, Sura had detailed the alleged physical abuse she suffered from Abrego Garcia, which included allegations that he grabbed her by the hair, slapped her, and hit her.
DOJ sues NY, Hawaii, Vermont, Michigan over climate policies threatening 'energy independence'
New York and Vermont are being sued over their super-fund laws while Hawaii and Michigan are targeted for their actions against fossil fuel companies.
New vaccine testing protocol proposed by RFK Jr's HHS
"Our commitment is clear: every innovation in vaccine development must be grounded in gold standard science and transparency, and subjected to the highest standards of safety and efficacy testing," said RFK Jr.
Quebec must recognize throuples' legal rights to children within relationship: Judge
Judge Andres C. Garin found that the Civil Code's inability to formally recognize multi-parent families violated the plaintiffs' Canadian Charter right to equality.
Biological male swimmer dominates female opponents at Texas championship swim meet
Ana Caldas, born as Hugo Caldas, swam to victory in all five of the women's category events that Caldas entered.
Tim Walz says Kamala picked him so 'white guys' could have 'permission' to vote for black lady
"I was the permission structure to say, 'Look, you can do this and vote for this,'" said Walz.
Vigilante mob searches for serial cat killer, targets wrong California home
The incident stemmed from the arrest of Alejandro Oliveros Acosta, 45, of Santa Ana, who allegedly confessed to police about killing dozens of cats in the neighborhood.
ICE arrests over 66,000 illegal immigrants during Trump's first 100 days in office — more than 65,000 removed
"ICE is using every tool at its disposal to enforce our country's immigration laws and protect our communities," said acting ICE Director Todd M. Lyons.
House GOP unveils plan to reform student loans, simplify repayment options
"It's time to fix this broken cycle that is costly to taxpayers and leaves students worse off than if they never went to college," said Rep. Walberg.
DHS fact checks New York Times' 'sob story' about deported illegal immigrant, drug dealer who served 15 years in prison for kidnapping
A judge ordered his removal in 2008 after his conviction for a 2006 kidnapping. He claimed a neighbor had stolen his weed.
Judge stops Trump admin from halting funds to 'sanctuary cities'
"The Cities and Counties have demonstrated a likelihood of irreparable harm," said Judge Orrick.