Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Georgetown Law professor targeted by cancel culture resigns just days just after being reinstated
"Although I scored a technical victory last week and was reinstated, Georgetown Law and its diversicrats created a hostile work environment that made my remaining on the job untenable."
Georgetown Law professor targeted by cancel culture resigns just days just after being reinstated
"Although I scored a technical victory last week and was reinstated, Georgetown Law and its diversicrats created a hostile work environment that made my remaining on the job untenable."
Rep. Liz Cheney asks for campaign donations from Jan. 6 witness she subpoenaed
Small, who spoke before the committee earlier this year, told The Post Millennial that she has been harassed by the committee for more than a year despite not being on Capitol grounds that day.
Biden invokes Defense Production Act to expand domestic solar panel production
Despite the exponential growth of the US solar industry over the past couple of years, the industry is not on pace to reach Biden's goal of a net carbon-neutral energy sector by 2035
Gunmen massacre at least 50 worshipers at Catholic church in Nigeria
The incident that took the innocent lives of many, including women and children, occurred at St. Francis Catholic Church in Owo, Nigeria.
Prominent journalists, liberals fall for hoax claiming Gov. Abbott paid Uvalde victims' families for photo-ops
"4 mins after returning home a knock on the door. It's a representative for Gov Greg Abbott. He informed us he's willing to pay us to stand with the Gov and say we don't need stronger gun laws," the Twitter account stated.
Elon Musk dares AOC to ask her followers who's more trustworthy: billionaires or politicians
As of Thursday evening, AOC has not yet publicly responded to Musk's challenge. However, in Musk's poll, 76.8 percent of respondents said politicians were less trustworthy than billionaires.
Elon Musk dares AOC to ask her followers who's more trustworthy: billionaires or politicians
As of Thursday evening, AOC has not yet publicly responded to Musk's challenge. However, in Musk's poll, 76.8 percent of respondents said politicians were less trustworthy than billionaires.
BREAKING: Instagram suspends Libs of Tik Tok for ‘community guidelines’ violation
Last month, Libs of Tik Tok was suspended from Twitter and was doxxed in a hit-piece by Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz.
BLM activists burn the American flag in NYC on anniversary of George Floyd's death
The group marched through the streets of the city chanting, "Every city, every town, burnt the precinct to the ground."
Barack Obama roasted for trying to connect murder of 19 Texas children to the death of George Floyd
"This is truly sick. 19 innocent children and 2 hero teachers were killed... and to the Divider-in-Chief, the real victim of Uvalde is George Floyd?"
BREAKING: Jessica (Yaniv) Simpson found guilty of assaulting conservative journalist
Yaniv, a biological male who now goes by the name "Jessica Simpson," was charged with assault after he repeatedly punched Bexte in the head with closed fists on January 14, 2020.
Trump-endorsed candidates win primary races nationwide
Since May 18, 96 percent of Trump-endorsed candidates won their primaries.
NYC subway shooter arrested, charged with murder
Andrew Abdullah, 25, has been charged with second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon over the killing of Daniel Enriquez, a 48-year-old male that worked at Goldman Sachs.
Biden admin appoints radical activist who wants to 'abolish ICE' as an immigration judge
According to the news release, Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Judge Lerner following "a thorough application process."