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
BREAKING: US airstrikes target Iranian-backed terrorist groups near Iraq-Syria border
"The United States acted pursuant to its right of self-defense. The strikes were both necessary to address the threat and appropriately limited in scope."
UPS no longer recognizes gender to identify who to deliver packages to
"Now when customers ask, 'who did you give the package to?' the details have been eliminated."
Hillary Clinton warned in 2009 that Wuhan lab was a 'biological weapons proliferation concern'
"We are particularly interested to know how China plans to vet incoming foreign researchers from countries of biological weapons proliferation concern."
Portland police to no longer conduct traffic stops, to make 'safety safer and more equitable'
Mayor Wheeler claimed that the changes will reduce the number of people of color "who are disproportionately impacted by consent searches and traffic stops."
Adams likely winner of New York City Democrat mayoral primary as Yang ends campaign
Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough President, will likely secure the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor, and given the partisan leanings of the city, will probably be the Big Apple's next mayor.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson reveals Don Lemon lives 'in one of the whitest towns in America'
"No, he does not live in Section 8 housing. He lives in one of the whitest towns in America, in fact, 80 percent. Sag Harbor is just three percent African-American."
Palestinians cancel agreement to receive over 1 million vaccine doses from Israel, other countries now asking for them
Despite the vaccine doses still being viable and from the same stock that Israel has used to vaccinate its own citizens, the PA broke off the vaccine deal after outcry from Palestinian citizens who claimed without evidence that the vaccines were expired.
DAMAGE CONTROL: Portland takes out full page ad in The New York Times after year of riots
After a year that included 120 consecutive nights of rioting, the city of Portland purchased a full-page advertisement in The New York Times in an attempt to repair their image and attract tourists
Chicago Dyke March promotes Pride event with burning American and Israeli flags, calls for abolition of police and ICE
In 2019, the DC Dyke March, followed the lead of Chicago’s event and banned Jewish and Israeli symbols. The march also banned "nationalist symbols," including flags of "nations that have specific oppressive tendencies," which included American flags.
Israeli vendor shut out of Philadelphia food truck event after antisemitic threats by activists
An Israeli vendor was barred from a Philadelphia food truck event scheduled for this weekend because organizers feared protests over the recent conflict in the Middle East.
Seattle Pride charges white people 'reparations' fee while 'BIPOC' attend for free
Capitol Hill Pride took issue with the Taking B(l)ack Pride fee structure, and made a complaint to the City of Seattle Human Rights Commission. That complaint was denied.
Woman dead after 52 minutes elapse following 911 call reporting ‘someone being murdered’ in Seattle area hotel
52-minutes elapsed between the time a security officer at a Seattle area hotel first called 911 reporting "someone being murdered" and the arrival of medics and police.
Planned Parenthood sex-ed flyer telling 11-year-olds they could have sex, as long as the partner isn't older than 13, distributed in WA public school
The handout listed other items that children did not need parental consent for such as birth control, as well as HIV and STD testing. The flyer encouraged sexting and advertised that condoms and emergency contraception could be obtained at any age.
John Bel Edwards first Democrat Governor to end state coronavirus unemployment benefits
"For a long time now, Louisiana has had the smallest weekly benefit in the country. And we need to do better in that. Everything is a tradeoff."
BDS FAIL: Cargo unloaded from Israeli container ship in Prince Rupert despite efforts of Pro-Palestinian activists
In fact, many of the activists in British Columbia were still convinced their efforts had succeeded 24 hours after the ship was unloaded. Social media accounts promoting the #blocktheboat campaign continued claiming success despite the failure of the activists.