Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
BREAKING: Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich granted bail for second time
Lich was denied bail on July 8, and re-appeared in court again on July 14, where she was denied bail for a second time.
Infant confirmed to have monkeypox in Washington, DC
Mayor Bowser made the announcement during a Monday press conference and said that healthcare workers are undergoing contact tracing.
Democrats boycott Hulu after streaming service refuses to run attack ads against GOP
"Hulu's censorship of the truth is outrageous and offensive," the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee tweeted on Monday.
WATCH: Mother claims that biological boy 'came out' as 'trans' at age 3
"So the pediatrician looked at 'Bug' and she said, 'Are you a boy or a girl?' Bug looked her in the eye and said, 'I'm a girl,'" the mother recounted.
WATCH: Antifa protester repeatedly falls down outside Boston courthouse in slapstick routine
After the first dramatic fall, Rod Webber got back up on his feet and and rushed in to confront the group again, except this time Webber started shoving police officers that were standing outside guarding the courthouse.
BREAKING: Tim Pool goes to war with Twitter over ‘groomer’ controversy
Journalist Tim Pool went to war with Twitter on Monday after the social media platform locked him out of his account for criticizing "groomers."
Two men arrested after authorities seize 91,000 fentanyl pills stuffed inside potato chip cans
"Street sales of illicit forms of fentanyl are resulting in deaths in Whatcom County and across Washington," Sheriff Elfo said.
NYC subway riders say safety is top concern: survey
The survey found that one in five respondents would ride NYC subways more often if there were "fewer people behaving erratically."
FBI cancels $100 million plans for CCP-funded garden in DC, cites Huawei's potential to disrupt nuclear arsenal
The report states that Chinese architects had planned to build the pagoda just two miles from the US Capitol at one of the highest points in Washington, DC.
Man indicted on hate crimes charges for punching 67-year-old Asian woman 125 times
The victim passed by Esco, who lives in the same building, on her way home and he yelled a racial slur at her, which she ignored.
James Lindsay locked out of Twitter for saying 'ok, groomer'
"James Lindsey got suspended from Twitter for calling me a groomer lmaoooo," Ari Drennen said on Twitter.
Starbucks employees attacked in LA by homeless vagrants with metal chairs: barista
The comments come after Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz annouced that 16 stores will be shuttering as a result of spiking crime in lawless Democrat-run cities.
Mike Pence to run for President in 2024: adviser
Olivia Troye, who was an adviser to Pence during his time in the White House, told CNN that he has long aimed to be President of the United States.
'They shot me': Dad dies after being shot over windshield wiper fluid splashes onto BMW
The Oregon State Police is investigating the fatal shooting, and described the suspect as a short man in his early 20s with a medium build and dark hair.
Police arrest two members of black nationalist group 'Black Hammer' after man found dead at commune
Suspects Augustus C. Romain, 36, and Xavier H. Rushin, 21, are in custody at the Fayette County Jail and are being held on felony charges that range from kidnapping to criminal street gang activity.