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Katie Daviscourt

Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt

American News

DOJ demands sanctuary states rescind 'unconstitutional' policies blocking ICE, federal law enforcement from obtaining undercover license plates

"It should be immediately withdrawn; otherwise, the United States intends to seek judicial relief."

Katie Daviscourt / May 13, 2026

American News

Antifa militants plot to disrupt TPUSA speaking event with Chloe Cole at University of Washington

Leftist student organizations, including black bloc Antifa militants, have a history of organizing to disrupt conservative speakers on campus.

Katie Daviscourt / May 12, 2026

American News

ICE identifies more than 10,000 potential fraud cases nationwide related to foreign student job program

"We've discovered empty buildings, locked doors, and addresses where hundreds of foreign students are allegedly employed."

Katie Daviscourt / May 12, 2026

American News

Trans Virginia high school student filmed over 40 students under bathroom stalls: report

The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office launched an investigation into the matter.

Katie Daviscourt / May 12, 2026

American News

Minnesota Somali fraudster pleads guilty to stealing $2.2 MILLION, avoids jail time in plea deal

Said Awil Ibrahim pleaded guilty on Monday to stealing $2.2 million from the state during the fraudulent Medicaid operation, in which he paid himself over half a million dollars of stolen taxpayer funds.

Katie Daviscourt / May 7, 2026

American News

Tim Walz pardons Laotian illegal alien criminal with 3 assaults to shield him from ICE

"The Minnesota Board of Pardons' unanimous decision pardoning an illegal alien convicted of three violent assaults is absolute INSANITY," said DHS.

Katie Daviscourt / May 7, 2026

American News

Oregon man indicted for assaulting federal officers during anti-ICE siege of Eugene federal building

Ryan Bruce Gaither Jr., 37, of Eugene, has been charged with assault on a federal employee involving physical contact and aggravated assault on a federal employee causing bodily injury.

Katie Daviscourt / May 6, 2026

American News

FBI arrests Oregon suspect for attempted breach of Eugene federal building during anti-ICE riot

Soren Emery Polzin, 18, of Eugene, has been charged with depredation of federal property.

Katie Daviscourt / May 6, 2026

American News

Rep Pramila Jayapal reveals she has been working with foreign countries to bring oil to Cuba in defiance of Trump's embargo

"I was in conversations with the ambassadors from Mexico and some other places, other countries in Latin America, trying to figure out how to get oil there."

Katie Daviscourt / May 6, 2026

American News

Father daughter duo plead guilty to forging Banksy paintings in New York

Erwin Bankowski, 50, and Karolina Bankowska, 26, both of Lawrence, pleaded guilty to felony wire fraud conspiracy.

Katie Daviscourt / May 6, 2026

News Analysis

Evil Canadian lesbian couple found guilty of killing 12-year-old Indigenous boy they petitioned to adopt

The judge ruled that the women's persistent abuse "demonstrates an intention to kill the boy."

Katie Daviscourt / May 6, 2026

American News

BREAKING: Trump admin teases official renaming of ICE immigration agency to NICE

The White House released an image of the agency's new uniforms Tuesday on X, which features a golden bald eagle accompanied by several symbols and the letters "NICE."

Katie Daviscourt / May 5, 2026

American News

Oregon man pleads guilty to shining high-powered laser at CBP helicopter in anti-ICE Portland attack

Brian K. Kapileo Nepaial, 38, of Aloha, faces up to 45 years in federal prison.

Katie Daviscourt / Apr 30, 2026

American News

Judge rules Texas must permit 400-acre Muslim city to be built

The ruling opens the door for a 402-acre Muslim community that includes more than 1,000 homes, apartment buildings, a K–12 Islamic school, a mosque, health clinics, retail stores, and more.

Katie Daviscourt / Apr 30, 2026

American News

Seattle Socialist Mayor LAUGHS when pressed about exodus of city wealth, says 'bye!' to business owners

"I think the claims that millionaires are going to leave our state are, like, super overblown. And if... the ones that leave... like, bye," said Wilson, laughing with a beaming grin on her face.

Katie Daviscourt / Apr 30, 2026

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