Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Seattle schools delay in-person learning after failure to reach negotiations with teachers union
Seattle Public Schools announced they will be pushing back the start date for resuming in-person learning after failure to reach a negotiation regarding COVID-19 safety precautions with the Seattle teachers union.
Native American tribe calls for Jeep to remove the Cherokee name
Chief of Cherokee Nation Chuck Hoskin Jr. asked Jeep to stop using their Native American tribal name on its' vehicles in a written statement
Governor Newsom rewarded state contracts to companies that donated to programs at his request
California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom rewarded lucrative state contracts to businesses and individuals who made donations to help with coronavirus at Newsom’s request.
Montana lawmakers look to designate Antifa as a terrorist organization
"I just don’t want to go into a future where political violence becomes the norm, and I hope as a country, we can start moving away from political violence on both sides."
Police officer fired after leaking fellow officers' private information to Black Lives Matter activists
A police officer in Lexington, Kentucky was fired on February 19 after allegations surfaced that he sent fellow officers' private information to Black Lives Matter organizers during last years protests.
Twitter 'ratios' progressive Congresswoman Jayapal
"I want to hear from you," she wrote on Twitter. "How would cancelling $50,000 of student loan debt help you and your family?"
Antifa march, attack onlookers and vandalize downtown Seattle in response to officer involved shooting
Antifa attacked multiple individuals throughout the night as they were attempting to live-stream the march.
Leftist students try to cancel Greek Row at the University of Washington for partying during the COVID-19 pandemic
In a video posted on Instagram, students can be seen tightly packed together as they embrace the snowfall while enjoying the company of their friends.
YouTuber Cenk Uygur celebrates power crisis in Texas because it harms Joe Rogan
The host of the largest liberal and progressive online news show in the world, mocked Texans for suffering through a winter storm that has left millions without power and killed at least twenty, including children.
WallStreetBets Redditor 'Roaring Kitty' to testify in front of US House of Representatives
Famous Reddit trader Keith Gill, also known as ‘Roaring Kitty,’ plans to fight back in Congress after being served a lawsuit for his role in the GameStop trading scandal that was at the forefront of our nation last month.
Los Angeles schools defund school police for 'climate coaches'
The board voted to cut 133 police officers from the Los Angeles School Police Department, replacing the School District’s police officers with "climate coaches."
NAACP sues Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani for conspiracy to incite US Capitol riot
The lawsuit alleges that Trump violated the 1871 Ku Klux Klan Act passed to prevent violence or intimidation against members of Congress or other federal officials from carrying out their constitutional duties.
Vice President Kamala Harris takes calls with foreign leaders on behalf of President Joe Biden
It’s unclear why the VP took these high profile calls instead of the President, but it is clear that Kamala Harris will be playing an important role during Biden’s presidency.
Seattle grocery stores to close after City Council passes ‘hazard pay’ wage increase mandate
Qualified Food Centers announced the permanent closure of two Seattle stores on Tuesday, blaming the closures on the new mandate passed by the Seattle City Council that requires grocers to pay employees increased wages amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Lawyers hired by the Lincoln Project donated to the organization during the 2020 election
The firm hired by The Lincoln Project to investigate sexual harassment allegations against co-founder John Weaver donated to the organization during the 2020 election cycle.