Ari Hoffman
Ari is the associate editor and Seattle correspondent of The Post Millenial. He is also the host of The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI
WA attorney general calls daycare fraud allegations 'baseless' despite audit findings showing major oversight gaps
The auditor found that DCYF failed to maintain provider-level data for four consecutive years, making it "impossible" to trace payments to individual child care providers.
12-year-old Seattle boy arrested for attacking woman with screwdriver, stealing purse
The judge ordered the boy held in secure juvenile detention.
Meta slashes virtual reality workforce, eliminating 1,500 jobs
Meta’s cuts are the latest blow to a Puget Sound tech sector already reeling from sustained layoffs.
UW ends suspensions for Antifa activist students who occupied campus building, caused $1 million damages
SUPER UW declared victory on social media, saying the students were now “free” with “suspensions lifted.”
Trump admin investigates Minnesota over 'racialized housing plans'
“Minnesota is ground zero for fraud and corruption because they have chosen to ignore the law to serve a cynical political agenda."
Trump admin launches Title IX investigations into 18 schools for allowing boys in girls' sports
“Time and again, the Trump Administration has made its position clear: violations of women’s rights, dignity, and fairness are unacceptable."
Israel to posthumously honor Charlie Kirk for combatting antisemitism
Prime Minister Netanyahu publicly praised Kirk on the day of his death, describing him as “a lion-hearted friend of Israel” who “fought the lies and stood tall for Judeo-Christian civilization.”
Team Harris asked Gov Josh Shapiro if he had ever been a 'double agent for Israel' during VP vetting process: report
He wrote that he said that the question was offensive and was told, “Well, we have to ask.”
Olympia City Council moves to expand civil rights protections to include polyamory
The legislation is also being proposed to support the "sanctuary city" status "for LGBTQIA2S+ people."
Washington Dems propose bill to prevent cities from enforcing public camping laws
House Bill 2489 would prohibit local governments from enforcing ordinances against camping, sleeping, or similar activities on public land unless they can demonstrate that “adequate alternative shelter space” is available.
Brooklyn scammers plead guilty to $68 MILLION adult day care fraud scheme
“The defendants were large-scale recruiters who bribed patients with laundered cash and billed Medicaid over $68 million for services that were not provided.”
WA Auditor: Missing data made it 'impossible' to track where child care federal funds went
"We have to get that information from the agency… and we haven’t been able to get that information for the last four years.”
Socialist Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's campaign fined for failing to disclose parent-funded childcare contributions
Wilson’s parents, both professors in New York, were helping cover childcare costs while her husband was "voluntarily" unemployed.
Drug ring busted in Western Washington, four face federal charges including Mexican national
The lead defendant, a Mexican citizen living in Marysville, was ordered detained late Monday after a magistrate judge found him to be both a flight risk and a danger to the community
Washington Public School enrollment plummets
Statewide enrollment is now 50,000 students below where it was in the 2019–20 school year, when schools were shuttered in response to COVID-19.
