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
Governor of Washington enacts strict lockdown orders starting Monday
Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced new restrictions in response to rising cases of the coronavirus in Washington State.
Seattle BLM activist arrested for arson and burglary
A 21-year-old BLM activist was arrested for arson and burglary, after she broke into seven homes in the affluent Leschi neighborhood of Seattle and attempted to light them on fire.
DC Mayor breaks with her own travel restrictions to celebrate with Biden in Delaware
The trip, which comes as the mayor discourages interstate travel because of spikes of cases in the surrounding area, prompted criticism from residents and questions from reporters.
Two sheriff's deputies shot near Seattle
A suspected car thief was fatally shot at an apartment complex after he allegedly opened fire on two King County Sheriff's Office deputies, who returned fire, killing the suspect.
Man shot at Biden celebration in Seattle prevented from getting life saving care by activists who taunted first responders
Early Sunday morning, Seattle reached a grim milestone of its 50th homicide in 2020, this time near a victory celebration for Joe Biden in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Voting systems in key states known to be rife with problems and backed by Democrat lobbyists
New electronic voting systems in key swing states had known flaws and a history of Democrat lobbyists.
Dems plot mass migration to Georgia to take advantage of runoff election
Two senate races in Georgia are likely headed for run-off elections on January 5 because so far none of the candidates received above 50 percent of the vote.
Washington Governor Inslee revealed to have sent COVID patients into nursing homes
Washington State sent COVID patients to nursing homes to "…create capacity for hospitals" during the initial outbreak.
Washington State knows how rife with fraud mail-in balloting can be
Pundits and politicians have been pointing to Washington State as a model of why mail-in balloting works, while ignoring the major flaws in the system that are well known to Washington voters.
Oregon decriminalizes all drugs for personal use
Oregon became the first state in the union to decriminalize possession of small amounts of hard drugs such as heroin, cocaine, LSD.
American Jews lean toward Biden as they abandon their faith and culture
The Jewish people have never had freedoms like we have had in America. As a result, the majority of American Jews have let go of traditions, intermarried, and no longer engage.
Seattle students and workers given a 'flex day' to be sad if Trump wins
Seattle area employees and students have been told by employers and school administrators to take the day after election day off as a "flex day" in preparation for a Trump victory.
Pawshank redemption: County pursues multi-year legal action against tabby cat
(photo Jon Zimmerman) Purr-suit of the cat has has already cost King County tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees.
Mets take the win against rival de Blasio in the offseason
The sale of the New York Mets to billionaire hedge fund manager Steve Cohen has been approved though Bill de Blasio had privately told MLB that he would do everything he could to stop the deal.
WATCH: Orthodox Jews show solidarity with BLM protestors, get mobbed
Orthodox Jews who were showing solidarity with demonstrators in Philadelphia were harassed until they were forced to leave.