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: Far-left 'trans kids' enthusiast Peggy Flanagan wins Minnesota US Senate Democrat primary
Flanagan previously wore a “Protect Trans Kids” shirt featuring a tactical knife and praised Democrats for voting against the Laken Riley Act.
Seattle's jail diversion program resulted in more dead participants than employed ones: report
Seattle’s Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program has been adopted by localities nationwide.
Korean Christians appeal to Supreme Court after ruling forcing them to allow men into women's nude spa
Attorneys with the Pacific Justice Institute and Alliance Defending Freedom filed a petition Monday asking the court to hear Olympus Spa v. Armstrong.
Jewish leaders demand Michigan Dems condemn antisemitism at upcoming convention
"If Jews—including the highest-ranking Jewish state official in Michigan—are intimidated into staying away from your convention, it will not stop there.”
DOJ sues New York, Connecticut, Vermont over giving in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants
“Congress long ago made clear that States cannot put illegal aliens over our Nation’s own citizens."
Texas fugitive wanted for child sexual abuse arrested by US Marshals near Seattle
The charge Pamosoo faces in Texas is among the state's most serious child sex-abuse offenses.
Texas man convicted in $6.8 MILLION Seattle-area Covid rent-fraud scheme
"Every dollar that went to a fraudster was a dollar that could not go to a family in need.”
Starbucks closes another Seattle store as downtown office vacancies mount
The coffee giant closed its store at 999 Third Avenue on Friday, adding another closure to Starbucks’ shrinking footprint in its hometown.
Google, Zillow, Salesforce slash jobs in Washington state as corporate retreat from Seattle area accelerates
Seattle-area tech layoffs are well into the tens of thousands in recent years.
Duke Law illegally discriminated against white, Asian applicants even after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling: DOJ
“As a result of these practices, highly qualified white, Asian, and other students were denied admission on the basis of their race.”
Spokane arson suspect admits to setting Old Trails Fire, 25 others since summer 2025
Court documents allege Aaron Farinacci spent weeks planning the catastrophic blaze, researched a serial arsonist and deliberately waited for hot, dry and windy conditions.
Connecticut Children's Medical Center ENDS child sex changes in DOJ settlement
"When unsafe medical practices put minors at risk or violate federal law, the Department will act swiftly and decisively to protect them and hold every institution accountable."
Seattle drug trafficking kingpin who targeted 'The Jungle,' homeless encampments sentenced to 10 years in prison
“Mr. Salazar Palma led the drug trafficking organization that targeted some of Seattle’s most vulnerable, living in encampments in ‘The Jungle,’ while he bought expensive cars and jewelry with the profits.”
Abdul El-Sayed's campaign received over $115,000 from members of organization with alleged ties to terror
El-Sayed received more than $115,000 in campaign contributions from dozens of people who work for or have held leadership positions with CAIR.
Leader of western Washington fentanyl trafficking ring sentenced to over 10 years in federal prison
US District Judge Kymberly K. Evanson described the scope as “…a staggering quantity of controlled substances."
