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
Jen Psaki mocks 'thoughts and prayers' after trans shooter kills Catholic schoolchildren in Minnesota
While she derided “thoughts and prayers” in recent years, Psaki herself had previously used the phrase repeatedly.
Activists planted 'listening devices,' sought floor plans for occupation of Microsoft president's office
Seven protesters were arrested after barricading themselves inside Smith’s office. Two were current Microsoft employees, and one was a former Google worker.
Feds dismantle Sinaloa Cartel-linked drug ring in Washington state with massive drug bust, arrests
"This fentanyl could have killed everyone living in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area.”
Ukrainian cargo ship captain arrested for piloting massive container vessel into Seattle while drunk
"A single miscalculation could have put lives, property, and critical shipping lanes in danger."
Seattle activists rally around detained illegal immigrant despite criminal past
In 2003, US Citizenship and Immigration Services moved to rescind his permanent resident status, but mistakenly dropped the case after believing he was serving overseas with the Washington Army National Guard.
Donald Trump Jr. pushes for federal crackdown of 'crap holes' Seattle and Portland
“Maybe we should roll out the tour to Portland, Seattle, you know, the other what we call craphole cities of the country, not because they’re crap holes, but because Democrats made them so.”
Two Guatemalan nationals—including victim's father—charged with sexual abuse of 7-year-old girl in Florida
"Our children are precious, and those who prey on them will be met with the full weight of the law.”
Washington state comes in last in safety stats nationwide: report
The ranking comes just as newly released FBI crime data paints an even darker picture: while much of the country is seeing declines in violent crime, Washington is heading in the opposite direction.
Washington state restaurant forced to pay $1 MILLION fine for staying open during COVID: Appeals Court
“The road ahead won’t be easy or quick; it’s going to take time, patience, and a lot of work. But we’re committed to rebuilding, picking up the pieces, and coming back stronger than ever.”
Five criminal illegal immigrants charged with re-entering US after deportation
"These indictments reflect our commitment to protecting the public from individuals who use their unlawful presence in the United States to commit further crimes."
Minnesota's DFL Party revokes endorsement for Omar Fateh after 'substantial failures' found in nomination process
According to the DFL’s investigation, the electronic voting system used at the convention was “substantially flawed.”
EXCLUSIVE: Washington State to fund legal defense for illegal immigrants despite DOJ warning
Under the program, grants of up to $300,000 per fiscal year ($600,000 total) will be awarded to nonprofits and legal aid groups.
20 arrested during anti-Israel protest at Microsoft’s Redmond WA Campus
Activists poured paint over a Microsoft sign, blocked a pedestrian bridge, and attempted to erect a barricade using stolen tables and chairs around their “liberated zone,” which included tents.
Commercial driving school in Washington, Oregon bribed independent testers to get passing grades for failing students: report
The scheme allowed scores of unqualified drivers to obtain commercial driver’s licenses.
Washington state's first hybrid-electric ferry pulled from service after less than a month in operation
The state initially estimated that converting three ferries would cost $120 million total. Instead, the Wenatchee alone cost $133 million and was nearly a year behind schedule.