Katie Daviscourt is a correspondent at Human Events, based in Seattle. She covers a diverse range of topics including media, culture, education, and current affairs, with a focus on journalism, legal reform, and cultural movements. Katie’s work has been featured in Human Events, CauseACTION Clarion, and The Post Millennial.
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Katie Daviscourt's coverage primarily focuses on national news, with a strong emphasis on legal and political developments. She often covers evolving stories, breaking news, and opinions related to culture & society as well as government & politics.
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By: Katie Daviscourt
“Trump’s ICE agents are unlawfully targeting Oregon communities, making all of us less safe,” said Gov. Tina Kotek.
By: Katie Daviscourt
Yeezy said that the solution for trans people is simple: a 3D printer.
By: Katie Daviscourt
The suspect, who was wearing an “Anti-fascism” shirt, has been accused of punching the elderly victim several times outside of the Starbucks located at SW 148th Street and Ambaum Boulevard, the sheriff’s office said.
By: Katie Daviscourt
The Seattle Times framed the World Cup as an uncomfortable experience for Democrats, but in reality, it was one massive, unifying party full of American patriotism.
By: Katie Daviscourt
Alec Stewart, who uses the alias “Mac,” is an assistant wildlife manager at the DNR.
By: Katie Daviscourt
A roommate said that Mahamat Noh has a history of becoming upset when he sees someone who is Christian.
By: Katie Daviscourt
“Their violent extremism has no place in our country.”
By: Katie Daviscourt
The Zizians have been tied to at least six deaths since 2022.
By: Katie Daviscourt
Hiram Carrero, 19, set the man ablaze aboard a Manhattan subway on December 1, 2025, leaving the victim scarred and disfigured.
By: Katie Daviscourt
This comes amid ongoing federal and local investigations into the sex trafficking of women and minors along the avenue.
