Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
BREAKING: President Trump urges SCOTUS to bring 'swift and decisive end' to ballot challenges
Oral arguments will be heard on Feb. 8.
Teen Vogue says Biden, Dems losing Gen Z support, claims young people may not vote at all
Teen Vogue says support for President Biden and the Democrat Party has taken a sharp nosedive among Gen Z voters.
REVEALED: Biden’s DHS paid over $700,000 to activist organizations to create ‘counter-propaganda’
The DHS paid an activist group $700,000 to fund "counterpropaganda" messages for immigration, racial issues.
FBI arrests Oregon trans 'Nazi' who threatened blacks, Jews
Elizabeth Ballesteros West, 56, of Cottage Grove, has been taken into custody and is being held at the Lane County Jail
‘Non-binary’ Club Q shooter charged with 50 federal hate crimes in Colorado
Anderson Lee Aldrich pleaded not guilty to the additional charges.
Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says voters choose Trump because he ‘wasn’t wrong on critical issues’
"He wasn't wrong about some of these critical issues and that's why they're voting for him," said Dimon.
Camp Indigo for ‘trans kids’ bars ‘cis,’ gay teens from summer program
The camp is limited to transgender and non-binary youth between the ages of 5 and 17.
Kamala Harris says she’s ‘scared as heck’ after Trump’s landslide win in Iowa
“We should all be scared,” said Harris.
DEI training at University of Washington forces white staff to answer how they are working 'every day to stop the killing of black people': report
The coursework orders employees to read multiple articles on how to be antiracist, and then provide a self-reflection.
BREAKING: Iowa principal dies after being shot by 'genderfluid' mass school shooter at Perry High School
"Dan lost his battle. He fought hard and gave us 10 days that we will treasure forever," the family said.
Fire at Seattle gallery set by man sleeping in alley trying to stay warm
The fire damaged more than one hundred pieces of artwork, including paintings by Picasso and Rembrandt.
US Embassy Bogota issues warning to stay off dating apps when traveling to Colombia after eight Americans found dead
Authorities say that the suspects are using dating apps to lure their victims to places such as bars, hotels, and restaurants.
Illinois governor begs Texas to stop sending illegal immigrants to Chicago
"Your callousness, sending buses and planes full of migrants in this weather, is now life-threatening to every one of the arrivals."
J. Crew pulls stores from San Francisco amid rising crime
J. Crew is among the many other businesses that have fled the former crown jewel of the West Coast.
Judge forces Donald Trump to pay New York Times nearly $400,000 in legal fees
Trump sued the paper and three of its investigative reporters for releasing a report disclosing his confidential tax records.