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
Charges reduced for Seattle man who claimed he shot, injured BLM protester in self-defense during 2020 riots
"Over the course of the follow-up investigation, it has become clear that we cannot meet the high burden of disproving self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard required by law. "
Washington state students to get less classroom time under new Dem-backed plan
"...state tests show that 62 percent of students are failing the state math test, 49 percent are failing the state English test."
'Day of Hate' trends on social media to attack Jews on Sabbath
On a Telegram channel, members of Crew 319, a neo-Nazi group who were responsible for a hate-filled flyer campaign in Iowa, called for members to “make your voices heard loud and clear, that the one true enemy of the American people is the Jew.”
Seattle high school science teacher charged on multiple counts of 'sexual misconduct with a minor'
"The defendant told the victim that he had previously had a sexual relationship with another student, and whether there are other victims of the defendant remains under investigation.”
Bikini barista's alleged kidnapper released on bail in Washington
Surveillance footage captured the suspect attempting to drag the barista through a drive-thru window during the suspected kidnapping attempt at a coffee stand.
Biden's former press sec to host brand new MSNBC show
Many believed it was a conflict of interest that Psaki announced she had taken the job with the liberal network while still acting as Biden’s press secretary.
BREAKING: Seattle forced to pay $3.6 MILLION in 2020 CHAZ damages to business owners
The city has until March 3 to pay the sum as part of a settlement revealed last week.
Seattle settles with business owners over 2020 'autonomous zone' failures for undisclosed sum
The settlement is expected to be completed by March 10 when the parties will formally ask for the case to be dismissed.
Homeless take up residence in airports across the US
In most cases, mass transit and the ability to blend in with passengers were cited as the major contributing factors to the ongoing problem.
TikTok challenge showing how to hot-wire cars with usb cord and screwdriver prompt security updates from Kia, Hyundai
A challenge on the social media platform TikTok highlighted the vehicles’ lack of an immobilizer theft prevention device and showed users how to hot-wire Kia and Hyundai cars with a USB cord and a screwdriver.
BREAKING: Suspect in Michigan State University shooting found dead from self-inflicted gunshot, at least 3 people killed
“There is no longer a threat to campus and the shelter-in-place has been lifted.”
Washington state could close schools in the wake of dropping enrollment
Over 10,000 public school students in Washington state left the system during the Covid closures and homeschooling rates in the state nearly doubled.
Hundreds protest Washington Democrats plan to release 'worst of the worst' from sex offender prison island, house them in residential neighborhoods
A representative from the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center drew swift backlash from the crowd in Enumclaw when she told them that "…the onus of keeping your kids safe is on you."
Man who served 2 years for torching police precinct during 2020 'autonomous zone' runs for Seattle city council
Isaiah Thomas Willoughby was released in March 2022 following a two-year prison sentence for starting a fire that scorched the Seattle Police Department's East Precinct in the early morning hours of June 12, 2020.
BREAKING: John Fetterman rushed to hospital, currently undergoing tests
"Initial tests did not show evidence of a new stoke, but doctors are running more tests and John is remaining overnight for observation."