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
EXCLUSIVE: School 'Equity Support Team' parts ways with member after anti-white TikTok videos go viral
Alicia Lemieux Busch, who made the comments, serves as the campaign manager for Maple Valley school board candidate Haley Pendergraft.
In leaderless Seattle, the buck stops with no one
No one is being held responsible or will take responsibility for a disaster that became an international symbol of law and order falling into anarchy.
Seattle city attorney candidate looked for land to create staging grounds for Antifa
During the ongoing riots in Seattle in August of 2020, Thomas-Kennedy referred to police as "armed thugs," supported black bloc Antifa activists and tweeted that "Property destruction is a moral imperative." She also praised activists for blocking ambulances in a now-deleted tweet.
Unvaccinated NBA players could face jail time and fines in Toronto for breaking quarantine
Though the vast majority of players in the league, at least 95 per cent, are reportedly vaccinated, some high-profile names including Kyrie Irving and Jonathan Isaac, have yet to receive a vaccine.
Teens threatened by gunman at Seattle public school after police banned from campus: Report
Several students at a public high school in Seattle said they were threatened on campus by two people with an AR-15.
Colorado woman reportedly denied life saving kidney transplant after she refuses vaccine
"The transplant team at University of Colorado Hospital has determined that it is necessary to place you inactive on the waiting list," UCHealth told a transplant patient.
CDC: 2020 saw highest increase in US homicide rate in modern history
Provisional data from the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics showed the homicide rate spiked 30 percent between 2019 and 2020.
Worker strike shutters all of Kellogg’s US cereal plants
The company said they are "implementing contingency plans" to limit supply disruptions for consumers.
Teen with terminal condition forced to wear mask by school despite medical exemption eligibility: Parent
"It’s not that we are anti-maskers or anti-vaccine, anti this or that, it’s just that literally he has this condition and he can’t physically tolerate to have the mask on."
Portland to use traffic barrels as a solution to high-speed shootings rather than refunding police
Many ridiculed the move for the city, which is experiencing skyrocketing homicides since the police were defunded.
MS-13 gang stops LA officials from clearing homeless camp out of MacArthur Park
Efforts to clean up a homeless encampment in a Los Angeles park is being stymied by the MS-13 gang, which considers the park their territory.
WATCH: Fans finish National Anthem at Seattle Kraken game after microphone fails
After the microphone failed, the crowd sang the Star Bangled Banner in unison as the soloist conducted the audience.
REPORT: NYC short almost 3,700 substitute teachers on eve of vaccine deadline
Schools are also facing safety challenges as approximately 20 percent of schools' 4,848 safety agents are unvaccinated.
WATCH: Senator Kennedy tells Tucker Carlson that Biden's new tax plan is an attack on middle-class Americans
Yellen's idea is that people's assets should be taxed on their increase in value even if they haven't sold those assets and realized that value in cash.
Pelosi cancels vote on trillion-dollar infrastructure bill in House after promising vote Thursday
Pelosi had insisted all week, even earlier in the day, that vote on the infrastructure legislation would be Thursday after passing a self imposed September 27 deadline for a vote in order to placate far-left Democrats who wanted to vote on the larger spending bill first.