Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Biden official whitewashes Cuban fight for freedom by claiming protests are about rising COVID cases
Acting Assistant Secretary for US Department of State, Julie Chung, said, "Peaceful protests are growing in #Cuba as the Cuban people exercise their right to peaceful assembly to express concern about rising COVID cases/deaths & medicine shortages."
WATCH: Teacher's union president claims banning critical race theory means not teaching history of slavery
Randi Weingarten alleged that the goal is to ban slavery being taught in schools, as well as the study of the 13-15th amendments of the constitution.
EXCLUSIVE: Axe-wielding home invader released despite previous conviction for killing baby
In 1999, a harrowing case reveals that Stanley Dion Red was charged with first-degree manslaughter after cremating his girlfriend's 14-month old baby, Christopher Hutton.
Washington state county declares racism a public health crisis, but ignores racism of public officials
The Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer failed to mention racism by elected officials in the county including, Seattle City Councilmembers that have advocated for the firing white police officers to make room in the police budget as part of their "defund the police" movement.
WATCH: Matt Walsh tells Tucker Carlson cameras in classrooms shouldn't be controversial
"It makes total sense that obviously we should want to know what our kids are being taught when they're there in these government buildings."
Portland resident disarms active shooter, hogties him until police arrive
A Portland man is being hailed a hero after he disarmed and hogtied a gunman who fired 29 shots at an apartment complex. during an apparent rampage.
WATCH: Chris Rufo tells Tucker Carlson about defense contractor Raytheon's race-based reeducation efforts
Internal documents show that Raytheon asked white employees to identify and recognize their privilege, and to "step aside" for minorities.
Washington Governor refuses to reform emergency powers after state reopening
"I'm not sure you want to go back and reform when you've won the Super Bowl. And we've won the Super Bowl of the COVID pandemic."
WATCH: Dinesh D'Souza says America's founding experiment is 'in trouble'
"July 4th for me had this sort of double meaning, a sense of mixed emotions. You might say it’s because I look around and look at the way in which the left is trashing not just our culture, not just our founding faith, but trashing our institutions one after the other."
Sha'Carri Richardson will not compete in Tokyo Olympic Games
The US Olympic Track and Field Team decided not to include Richardson on the relay team after testing positive last week for THC, which is a prohibited substance.
WATCH: Dinesh D'Souza discusses the Supreme Court's landmark ruling on voter integrity
Conservative commentator and author Dinesh D'Souza discussed the Supreme Court's recent landmark ruling on voter integrity and said that states will now be able to take the proper precautions to ensure US elections are safe and secure.
Memorial for fallen Seattle police officer politicized by defund advocates
An SPD officer told The Post Millennial, "If I die in the line-of-duty, I have directed my friends to make sure they [city councilmembers] do not attend my service."
WATCH: Sen Tom Cotton tells Dan Bongino the US must be tougher on China
"We need to remember that China needs us a lot more than we need them," Cotton said. "We can buy our T-shirts and sneakers from another country, but where are they going to sell theirs?"
WATCH: JD Vance announces Ohio senate campaign on Tucker Carlson
"We need people in Washington, DC, who know how the system works, who know how to reform that system and can make this country better," Vance said.
Journalist to sue New York Times after false depiction in US Capitol riot documentary
Independent journalist Brendon Leslie said that The New York Times documentary titled How Trump Supporters Took the US Capitol: Visual Investigations, not only falsely depicted him as a rioter, but "hijacked" his content without approval.