Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
WATCH: Donald Trump SLAMS Biden and his failures at the US southern border
Former President Donald Trump joined Fox News host Sean Hannity on Monday night and slammed the Biden administration over their failures at the US Mexico border, saying the border crisis has the possibility of "destroying our country."
Antifa vandalized a church in Portland causing them to be unable to feed the homeless
"It is depressing on so many levels," museum director Kerry Tymchuk said. "We invested in windows that were impenetrable so they weren’t able to get in as they did last time and throw flares in to the building or steal things, which they did last time."
Ohio State Patrol to deploy to Minnesota as violent riots continue following the officer-involved killing of Daunte Wright
Ohio State troopers are expected to arrive in Minnesota this week and will assist 'key state facilities' in order for Minnesota State Patrol troopers and Department of Natural Resources conservation officers to focus on the civil unrest plaguing the metro areas.
Austin TX massacre suspect identified as former sheriff's detective
The Austin Police Department announced Sunday evening that the suspect involved in the Austin Texas massacre that left three dead on Sunday morning is former Travis County Sheriff’s Office detective, Stephen Nicholas Broderick.
BREAKING: Armed carjacker dead after officer-involved shooting in Minnesota
The Burnsville Police Department issued a press release Sunday afternoon confirming the suspect was fatally shot by an officer with the Burnsville Police Department after multiple rounds of shots were allegedly fired at the officers.
WATCH: BLM activist SLAMS Biden for failing to help his community
"Joe Biden did nothing for our g*d*mn community. We’re going to boycott that f*cking vote," said the speaker during Thursday night's demonstration.
Progressive lawmakers call on Congress to reintroduce postal banking
Critics of the Postal Banking Act believe that the legislation would increase the size of the federal government, ultimately forcing the people to bail out individuals who are not financially responsible and are unable to pay their bills or loans.
Oregon legislature passes bill to allow homeless to legally camp on public property
According to House Democrats, HB 3115 "will ensure that individuals experiencing homelessness are protected from fines or arrest for sleeping or camping on public property when there are no other options."
Robinhood blocks trade of Dogecoin after spiking to an all-time high
The meme coin, based on the popular shiba inu, went as high as $0.30 on April 16 before dropping back down to a new floor in the 20-cent range.
BREAKING: Cardi B comes out AGAINST defunding the police
In a now deleted tweet, Cardi B comes out against defunding the police.
MLB's decision to pull All Star Game from Atlanta 'crushing' for small businesses
"And all because, quite frankly, there was a misinterpretation or misunderstanding or, quite frankly, just an outright lie of the law that was passed here in Georgia on voting rights."
Naheed Nenshi will not seek re-election as Mayor of Calgary
Naheed Nenshi announced Tuesday that he will not be seeking re-election as Mayor of Calgary and said not seeking a fourth term is a "difficult decision" after months of speculation about his future in office.
Man suspected of firebombing Portland police officers arrested for attempted murder
Malik Muhammed allegedly threw a Molotov cocktail that scorched the uniform of a police officer in response to prosecutors failing to charge Louisville police officers in the Breonna Taylor case.
US to discuss joint-boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics with allies
The United States, along with the UK, UE, and Canada, have been vocal about China and their egregious human rights abuses, specifically China’s treatment of the Uighur Muslims which is at the forefront of the international boycott.
WATCH: Texas Rangers pack stadium for home opener amid on-going pandemic
The Texas Rangers packed their home opener against the Toronto Blue Jays, filling nearly 40,000 seats in the stadium amid the on-going coronavirus pandemic.