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
Bill Clinton trends as people point out he may not be the best choice to interview Kamala Harris about 'empowering women and girls'
Social media pundits quickly pounced on the announcement, due to the topic contrasting with the allegations of rape and sexual assault against Clinton from many women over multiple decades.
Communist activist who favors abolishing prisons and defunding police to be Seattle's 'homelessness czar'
Dones has repeatedly called for the abolition of police departments across the country and supported the Minneapolis City Council decision to defund their police department.
Suspect in custody after shooting in Colorado grocery store leaves 10 dead including a police officer
Ten people including a police officer were killed when a gunman opened fire inside a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado Monday afternoon.
Trump releases statement slamming Biden and Mayorkas over border crisis, 'they are causing death and human tragedy'
"We proudly handed the Biden Administration the most secure border in history. All they had to do was keep this smooth-running system on autopilot. Instead, in the span of a just few weeks, the Biden Administration has turned a national triumph into a national disaster."
Biden intends to visit US southern border 'at some point' but is in no hurry because 'I know what is going on in those facilities'
"They can stay in place and make their case from their home country."
Why are the Democrats giving Newsom a life raft while throwing Cuomo overboard?
Two Democrat governors are facing the fights of their political lives. Yet one is being offered every resource of the party and the other is being thrown under the proverbial bus.
Two robberies and shootings within 15 minutes of each other near Seattle, one at massage spa
Authorities stated that they wanted to make it clear there are no indications of a hate crime at this time and that the incident is being investigated as an attempted robbery.
Pipe bombs found and 'neutralized' at Seattle area transfer station
It was unclear if the pipe bombs were intentionally placed at the recycling station, or if they were thrown out in someone's trash.
Shooting in Seattle church leaves 1 dead
"He came into the meeting, there was a discussion between the victim and suspect - at which point the suspect then pulled out a gun, fatally shooting the victim."
No soup for Washington, 'Soup Nazi' restaurant changes its name following outcry
Andrew Ho has been planning to open a new restaurant in Everett, WA, under the name 'The Soup Nazi Kitchen' by next month.
Coronavirus guidelines ask CA theme parks to discourage screaming and shouting
Southern California theme parks that are scheduled to reopen in April will be required to take steps to ensure that screaming on rides doesn’t spread of the coronavirus.
Ford announces plans to move new project from Ohio plant to Mexico
Workers at Ford Motor Company’s Avon Lake plant on Friday were informed by the United Auto Workers union that the company will be moving their "next-generation vehicle," slated for 2023, from Ohio to a plant in Mexico.
Argument over a stimulus check results in four people shot dead including a 7-year-old
An argument over a stimulus check allegedly resulted in a quadruple homicide, an Indianapolis man is now in custody.
Hasidic men detained by German authorities for over 10 hours at Frankfurt airport
"It’s unconscionable for something like this to happen to innocent people anywhere, but even more so to identifiable Jews in Germany, of all places."
One suspect in custody after 8 people killed in shootings at 3 Atlanta area spas
Atlanta Police Chief Rodney Bryant said all four victims of the Piedmont Road shootings were female and "It appears that they may be Asian."