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
Madison public schools CANCEL May 1 classes so teachers can protest ICE
The Madison Metropolitan School District said Madison Teachers Inc., the local teachers union, reported that roughly 70 percent of staff had signed on to take part in "A Day Without Immigrants."
Anti-Trump Seattle-area man sentenced for shooting wheelchair-bound vet
"It’s amazing that nobody else was hurt or that the scene did not become more chaotic than it was."
Barack Obama LIES, says WHCD shooter's motive unknown despite suspect's anti-Trump manifesto
"Law enforcement officers confirmed this radicalized Leftist was targeting President Trump and his administration last night. Why are you lying?"
Washington lawsuit over foster parents being forced to go along with child sex changes goes forward
"Washington state is putting its own ideological agenda ahead of children’s needs."
FBI prevents mass casualty terror attack at Houston Jewish schools, synagogues
"This is an exceptional example of when you see something concerning, you say something to law enforcement."
Washington high school teacher resigns after inadvertently showing nude images to students
“The content included images of nude breasts and were briefly visible during a teacher’s PowerPoint presentation.”
Illegal immigrant child molester gets 2 years for assaulting ICE agents in Washington
“Mr. Lara-Lopez’s reckless behavior not only injured two federal agents but was particularly egregious in light of his prior conduct exploiting a child from a position of trust.”
WA high school sports association refuses to pass measure protecting girls' sports for second year
"A fanatical and outspoken minority in Olympia is holding girls’ sports hostage."
Honduran national sentenced to over 4 years in prison for major fentanyl, meth trafficking operation in Seattle
Jorge Aguilar Martinez helped broker a deal to distribute tens of thousands of deadly fentanyl pills and significant quantities of meth.
Starbucks announces it will move or hire 2,000 workers in new Nashville office
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol called the decision part of the company’s long-term strategy.
New York Mets lose 12 straight games since Mamdani hugged Mr & Mrs Met mascots
The losing streak, one of the longest in franchise history, was extended to 12 games after a 5-3 loss to the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night, after the Mets blew a three-run lead.
Seattle activists arrested for violent targeting Jewish fundraiser released without charges
Those arrested were identified as Alexander Nicholas Dean, Shaun Lynn Chase, and Max Francis Smith, all of whom were booked into King County Jail following the Sunday night riot outside Town Hall.
DOJ probes UW as student group holds fundraiser for terrorists
Dhillon said SUPER UW "has a history of violent antisemitic activity on the University of Washington’s campus."
Iraq-born US citizen sentenced to 25 years for ISIS recruitment
Federal prosecutors say Al Safoo was a leader of the Khattab Media Foundation, a sophisticated pro-ISIS media operation that operated across social media platforms.
Hundreds of unopened ballots found near dumpster sparking concerns over Washington's mail-in voting system
Someone identified as a concerned individual "found these ballots in a box on the ground next to a dumpster behind a strip mall in Renton."
