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
DOJ joins lawsuit against LA Public Schools alleging discrimination against white students
The Justice Department pointed to LAUSD statements indicating that magnet admissions decisions are tied to the “need to maintain a racially balanced enrollment.”
DOJ investigates Michigan schools over trans indoctrination
“Supreme Court precedent is clear: parents have the right to direct the religious upbringing of their children, which includes exempting them from ideological instruction which conflicts with their families’ sincerely held religious beliefs.”
Trump DOJ sues Harvard for withholding race-related admissions docs
The lawsuit, filed in the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts, accuses Harvard of repeatedly delaying and narrowing its responses to federal requests.
Washington House Dems vote to raid $4 BILLION from police, firefighter pensions
Of the projected $3.3 billion surplus, approximately $569 million would be deposited into the state’s Climate Commitment Account.
27 members of 'Anti-Tren' gang charged in double murder, sex trafficking, racketeering case in NY
Clayton said the defendants maintained control over victims through intimidation, violence, and threats against victims and their families.
Mexican national convicted of fentanyl, meth trafficking conspiracy tied to killing of pregnant woman in Washington
He admitted to luring Hernandez, unaware her husband had been killed, to the ranch by claiming Murillo was waiting for her there.
Mexican cartel-linked group smuggled liquid meth into US inside candles: DOJ
"This defendant was the cartel-connected leader of a violent drug trafficking ring operating in the South Puget Sound region."
Spokane moves to 'defund police,' give cash to migrant programs
"The Trump Administration’s policies have torn families apart and resulted in job loss... providing financial support is a tangible way we can support them."
Prolific offender arrested after setting fire, attacking staff inside Seattle hospital
“Security and staff intervened as an active fire in the room with the broken oxygen line could cause an explosion within the hospital.”
Seattle-area city council ousts president for his posts backing student anti-ICE walkouts
Councilmembers said Moore’s post crossed a line by taking a political stance in an official capacity and could be seen as encouraging students to skip school.
Pramila Jayapal brings 'Trans Bill of Rights' to Congress as Wash state fights to protect women's sports
Jayapal co-chairs the Congressional Transgender Equality Task Force.
CAIR’s 'Hostile Campus' scorecard claims to rate universities for Muslim student safety on campus—it condemns schools that fight antisemitism
Universities automatically lose five points if they adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism or condemn violent activism on campus.
Seattle Public Schools didn’t excuse students for Seahawks parade, but teachers canceled class for ICE protest
Critics pointed to a very different approach taken by schools in the district last week when students walked out to protest ICE.
Washington school did not address trans wrestler's alleged sexual assault of teen girl for weeks: report
Keeler’s mother described the incident as “100% not OK” and said she had learned Keeler’s opponent was “a biological male who identifies as a female,” asking, “Where do we go from here?”
Texas congressional candidate Nick Tran slams House Dem Leader Gene Wu for calling white people 'oppressors'
Congressional candidate Nick Tran said he served alongside people of many races, “black, brown, red, yellow,” including “most of them were white,” and that they treated him as an equal, not a victim. “Those men weren’t my oppressors,”
