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
BREAKING: Federal Government confirms U.S. Treasury and other Government agencies breached by foreign hackers
According to sources, the hack was so severe that it triggered a National Security Council meeting at the White House on Saturday. The federal government confirmed the reports of the hacks late Sunday.
Portland's 'autonomous zone' occupied by armed Antifa militants
The zone is in the middle of a residential street. Dozens of Portlandians are prisoners in their own homes. This "autonomous zone" is in the middle of a working class neighborhood.
Newsom's businesses rake in $3 MILLION in COVID relief funds while small businesses close
Nearly $3 million dollars in PPP funds went to companies owned by Governor Gavin Newsom, even as many small businesses did not receive funding and were forced to close.
Proposal to legalize crime in Seattle begins the legislative process
City Council Member Lisa Herbold is looking to make all misdemeanors not just the norm, but legal.
New York lawmakers could make COVID vaccine mandatory
If not enough New Yorkers voluntarily get the COVID-19 vaccine once it is available, lawmakers are proposing mandating vaccination.
Inslee again extends COVID restrictions for Washington State
Gov. Jay Inslee announced Tuesday the extension of his coronavirus mandated restrictions, effectively cancelling Christmas, Chanukah and New Year's for Washingtonians.
Seattle City Council bypasses process to funnel tax payer dollars to political allies
Seattle City Council is using a loophole to circumvent the bidding process and appropriated 3 million dollars to "non-profit" organizations that were part of the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest.
BREAKING: Seattle mayor will not seek re-election after disastrous year of riots
Embattled Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced on Monday that she will not seek re-election in 2021 after only one term in office.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib deletes anti Israel tweet but her history of antisemitism remains
Michigan Representative Rashida Tlaib retweeted a post for the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People calling for the destruction of the State of Israel.
11-year-old boy kills himself while on virtual learning call
An 11-year-old boy tragically killed himself during online classes on Wednesday in California. His mic and camera were off, teachers and fellow students did not notice that he was gone.
'Cancel everything': LA mayor enacts total shutdown
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti told Los Angelinos that "…it's time to cancel everything" as coronavirus cases continue to climb in the county.
Seattle mayor ordered homeless encampments to 'shelter in place' in city parks
During the ongoing pandemic, Seattle city parks became homeless encampments. When residents complained that they were unable to use the parks because they were occupied, the City ignored them.
BLM has raked in billions since George Floyd's death—local chapters want to know where it's gone
Ten local chapters of the Black Lives Matter movement released a public statement outlining deficits in leadership, organization, and financial accounting of the Black Lives Matter Global Network.
Activists target Seattle area homeowners for eviction citing 'sovereign' property rights
A group of activists have been targeting residents in North Seattle area suburbs, presenting homeowners with documents, and proclaiming that they are the rightful owners of their homes.
Homeless man attempts to burn down hotel used as Seattle shelter
The hotel has become a flashpoint for controversy after the hotel was turned into a homeless shelter for more than 200 people in April.