Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Tulsi Gabbard says AP now stands for 'Associated Propaganda'
"They disrespect us and our intelligence by assuming that they can just feed us whatever propaganda they want."
Oregon store sells genital-shaped plushies for kids
"So what a kid grabs a stuff testicle and reads the informative card ... THE HORROR," said the store owner.
Tucker Carlson predicts Democrats' 2024 playbook: War with Russia or assassinate President Trump
"There will be a hot war between the United States and Russia in this next year."
California professor resigns after backlash over her false claims of Cherokee ancestry
"I have consistently identified myself based on what I knew to be true."
California school district pays out $100,000 to mom after transitioning daughter without parental consent
"I am not going to allow this to keep happening to children."
Asian American woman steps down after backlash against her being chosen to lead Minnesota reparations committee
The city council's nomination was "total disrespect for the black community."
San Francisco store clerk dies after thief beats him with baseball bat, steals beer
Police have not yet identified the suspect.
Michigan parents sue school district over letting boys into girls' bathrooms
"My concern is that our daughters and sons could become victims of non-physical contact sexual abuse."
Univision news crew gets robbed at gunpoint in Chicago while reporting on spike in robberies
You "never think that you can become the story."
Portland Public Schools no longer allowed to issue 'zeroes' for cheating or missing work under new 'equity' grading guidance
This new grading system strives to overcome "racial disparities" and "inequities" in grading and instruction.
Kari Lake says she's 'seriously contemplating' run for US Senate
"I'll fight to make sure we win and get a US Senate seat back."
Ohio YMCA faces backlash from women over trans-identified men in their locker rooms
Judge David McNamee ruled that Glines was too obese for his genitalia to be visible to other people, therefore finding him not guilty of indecent exposure.
Massive Bay Area land-buy organized by tech industry moguls including Reid Hoffman, Laurene Powell Jobs who want to build new city from scratch
The vision is to transform tens of thousands of acres into a vibrant metropolis.
Legal weed industry in US 'verges on collapse' amid booming blackmarket
Stoners likely enjoy the marijuana surplus, but businesses do not.
Trans TikToker Dylan Mulvaney wins 'best new creator' at Streamys awards
"I'm really shocked because I thought the only award I would ever maybe win was maybe a Tony award."