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
Seattle Times downplays homeless crisis, ignores evidence of drug use in their own pictures
In the article’s headline picture, in Jordan’s tent, next to him, on a table was a crack pipe. On the same table is a stereo with a used needle on top of it.
Seattle cancels public events due to danger from homeless encampments
"Due to circumstances beyond our control, we could not guarantee that we could create a safe and enjoyable event for all."
Seattle residents fed-up with homeless encampments fined by city for taking back their streets
Seattle residents, tired of their streets being used for homeless encampments and vehicles, blocked off parking spaces with cement blocks only to cited by the city.
Naked man stabs another naked man in broad daylight in Seattle
Multiple callers to 911 reported two naked men running. One of the men was bleeding significantly, and the other appeared to be chasing him with scissors.
Biden grounded Afghan Air Force then blamed them for not fighting
In early July, the Taliban were targeting Afghan Air Force pilots for assassination in preparation for the US pull-out from the country.
North Carolina Democrats pass resolution to repeal anti BDS legislation
The North Carolina Democrats called the state law "unconstitutional" and it’s repeal "essential" to advocate freely for "human rights in Palestine" and "ending Israel’s practice of apartheid."
Investigation finds ex-Tennessee vaccine official bought 'threatening package' that was sent to her
Fiscus said her firing was a political move by Republicans and told investigators that the muzzle was a threat intoning that she should "stop talking about vaccinating people."
Rep. Rashida Tlaib claims that the US supported the Taliban before it existed
Tlaib appeared to confuse the Taliban with the Mujahideen, which was made up of multiple Islamic groups, united against the Soviets.
Seattle-area officials release prisoners citing COVID despite spike in crime
King County has released 650 adult prisoners so far since the outbreak of the pandemic. This despite empty jails that are being turned into homeless shelters that would have allowed for social distancing.
Biden silent, Press Sec Psaki 'out of the office' as Taliban conquer Kabul
There has been no formal response from the White House to the fall of Kabul and the ensuing violence, aside from posting a picture of Biden being briefed on the situation via video.
'If you build it, he will come,' MLB pulls out all the stops for 'Field of Dreams' game
Thirty-two years after the film became a Hollywood success, Kevin Costner, the film’s lead, joined thousands of fans at a baseball diamond in the middle of a cornfield near the spot Dyersville, Iowa, where the movie was filmed.
New Jersey prisoner charged with murder 2 days after being freed early due to COVID
Jerry Crawford, who was in prison for burglary, was released on "public health emergency credits" to parole supervision on Nov. 4, was charged with the Nov. 6 murder of Davion Scarbrough, 18.
Antifa member arrested in Oregon at violent protest against church group
Rodriguez was charged with: second degree disorderly conduct, interfering with a police officer and harassment.
Baltimore high schoolers barely able to read or do math past elementary levels
Project Baltimore obtained student iReady assessment scores in math and reading that show some students are performing ten grade levels below their age.
Seattle Public Schools begs students to return after low enrollment affects budget
"Did you know? The number of students enrolled at SPS determines our budget. Right now, we are seeing a decrease in enrollment, which means a decrease in our budget. SPS continues to work on making sure we have a balanced budget every year."