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
American Airlines allegedly threatens to kick elderly woman off a plane for 'mask violation'
The elderly woman allegedly begged to be allowed to remain onboard and explained to the flight attendant that she was traveling to see her 95 year old father who was on his deathbed.
Seattle City Council proposal would pay legal bills for tenants facing eviction regardless of income status
If approved, the city would be required to cover the costs for legal representation as the legislation would add a section to the Seattle housing code that would allow for the city to provide a lawyer for any renter facing a court eviction hearing.
You can't buy some of Dr. Seuss's books on eBay, but you can buy Hitler's
The online retail giant has left other controversial titles available for purchase like Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf.
BREAKING: Cuomo administration revealed to have doctored report proving nursing home deaths
The initial version of the report submitted to Cuomo’s team included both data on deaths of nursing-home residents in hospitals and deaths of residents inside nursing homes, according to sources for The Wall Street Journal.
Globe and Mail deletes op-ed comparing Canadian lockdowns to Anne Frank's experience during Holocaust
The author began her article with the words "It had been nearly 50 years since I read The Diary of a Young Girl." Perhaps it is time for a re-read.
South Carolina legislature considering bill that would add electric chair and firing squad as execution options
South Carolina, has been unable to purchase the drugs needed to carry out executions by lethal injection.
New study shows long 911 response times in major US cities
Some callers reported being told by 911 operators this summer that there were no available units to respond in the city because the officers were dealing with riots.
DAY OF RECKONING: Papa John claims vindication after ad firm caught on tape conspiring to make him look racist
Jason Stein, Laundry Service's CEO at the time, said that he hoped Schnatter “gets f***ing sent out to the pasture with this s**t."
WATCH: White House cuts live feed after Biden says he's 'happy to take questions'
The White House suddenly cut the feed of a virtual event after President Joe Biden said he was "happy to take questions" from Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday night.
CPAC was accused of featuring a ‘Nazi stage’—now a design firm has debunked that hoax
Design Foundry told the Forward that the stage design firm based in Hyattsville, Maryland, "had no idea that the design resembled any symbol, nor was there any intention to create something that did."
Black parents slam Los Angeles teachers’ union boss for blaming push to reopen on white, wealthy parents
Black parents in south Los Angeles are outraged after the United Teachers of Los Angeles (UTLA) president said that wealthy parents are behind push to reopen schools and that reopening is racist.
BREAKING: California crash kills 13 including smugglers, illegal immigrants who entered through hole in border fence
Border Patrol sources told Fox News that the crash involved “human smugglers and 25 illegal immigrants” who were crammed into a Ford Expedition, which would normally only seat eight.
Biden cancels Dr. Seuss from 'Read Across America' day after progressives complain about 'racial undertones'
A left-wing educators group called Learning for Justice is demanding that Dr. Seuss books be removed from the reading list due to alleged "racial undertones" that are not suitable for "culturally responsive" learning in his children's books.
WATCH: Chris Cuomo claims covering his brother’s sexual harassment scandal for CNN would be a conflict of interest
CNN's Chris Cuomo finally acknowledged "what is going on" with his older brother, New York Democrat Governor Andrew Cuomo and the growing sexual harassment scandal, but claimed he would not be covering it due to his personal conflict of interest.
Only nine percent of Seattle public school teachers 'want to return to in-person instruction regardless of vaccinations'
Meanwhile, Seattle’s public school students have not been in a classroom since March 11, 2020, almost a full year without being in a classroom.