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
WA GOP chair slams Dem leaders for 'choosing escalation' amid ICE actions in Minneapolis
Walsh called Ferguson and Brown “the Thelma and Louise on this issue,” and warned they are “irrational and encouraging lawlessness. They’re free to drive themselves off the cliff.”
Rioters arrested outside Minn hotel allegedly housing Bovino—they say there's a place in hell for him 'next to Charlie Kirk'
Activists alleged that US Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino was staying inside the hotel.
Minneapolis agitator arrested for destruction, looting of FBI vehicle amid anti-ICE riots
"Threatening law enforcement will never be tolerated. Nor will destroying and looting government property paid for by taxpayers."
Barack and Michelle Obama condemn ICE, praise Minnesota anti-ICE agitators as 'peaceful' after Alex Pretti shooting
The protests are “a timely reminder that ultimately it’s up to each of us as citizens to speak out against injustice, protect our basic freedoms, and hold our government accountable.”
Mob descends on St Paul Home2 Suites where they believe ICE are staying, smash windows, injure at least one agent
“Where is the local PD? That’s my question for the press.”
Washington Dems considering 'jock tax' on visiting pro, college athletes: report
“There is a section in this draft that would specifically target the visiting professional athletes and get a piece of their salary.”
WA Transportation Dept investigates email that redirected toll users to 'F*ck ICE' website
"WSDOT did not intentionally include this hyperlink in the email and will continue to investigate the cause.”
Honduran national sentenced for human, drug trafficking conspiracy
Court records show that many of the migrants paid as much as $20,000 for illegal passage into the US.
Dem state lawmaker moves to bar former ICE agents from local police jobs in Washington
The legislation would prohibit state and local law enforcement agencies from hiring anyone who has served as an ICE agent since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term.
Washington unemployment nears 5% as national jobless rate falls in December
The state’s unemployment rate ticked up at the end of 2025, driven by losses in tech and professional services jobs.
Seattle-area small businesses say they’re under more stress than during the pandemic
A new survey of independent, brick-and-mortar businesses across the Greater Seattle area revealed many are struggling to survive amid falling foot traffic, rising costs, crime, government regulation, and taxes.
WA attorney general calls daycare fraud allegations 'baseless' despite audit findings showing major oversight gaps
The auditor found that DCYF failed to maintain provider-level data for four consecutive years, making it "impossible" to trace payments to individual child care providers.
12-year-old Seattle boy arrested for attacking woman with screwdriver, stealing purse
The judge ordered the boy held in secure juvenile detention.
Meta slashes virtual reality workforce, eliminating 1,500 jobs
Meta’s cuts are the latest blow to a Puget Sound tech sector already reeling from sustained layoffs.
UW ends suspensions for Antifa activist students who occupied campus building, caused $1 million damages
SUPER UW declared victory on social media, saying the students were now “free” with “suspensions lifted.”