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
New study suggests those who have had COVID-19 may not require vaccination
It was also observed that previously infected participants remained protected against COVID-19 for at least 10 months after the symptom onset or a positive test result.
Report: Washington oil-train derailment caused by sabotage
The disaster resembled what alleged eco-terrorists have been attempting and arrested for in Washington state since early 2020.
Israeli container ship remains moored in Seattle, after pro-Palestinian groups backed by Antifa target the port
"Many Port truck drivers only get paid if they pick up and drop off containers. If they get blocked from going in and out, they won’t get paid. This will impact their livelihood and their families."
Washington State approves 'Joints for Jabs' coronavirus vaccine promotion
The "Joints for Jabs" program was approved by the Liquor and Cannabis Board as a way to entice residents to get vaccinated and applies to anyone over 21.
White House briefing room returns to full capacity
Though the Biden administration, CDC and many Democrat governors have not yet rolled back many indoor mask guidelines or social distancing requirements, even for those that are vaccinated, forty-nine journalists sat elbow-to-elbow in the seats while others stood in the aisles.
After watching local politicians and thousands of protestors mourn a failed genocide of the Jews, is it time to leave Seattle?
I watched thousands in Westlake Park celebrating an attempted genocide of my people. Since then, I have read justifications of the event and the hate in local publications like The Seattle Times.
UW law school attempting to control what students post on social media
The guidelines instructed students to "think twice before posting" and reminded them that "privacy does not exist in the world of social media."
Seattle homeless man, released from jail one day after allegedly assaulting man and killing his dog, is a no-show for court hearing
Judge Marcus Naylor reduced the animal cruelty charge sought by the prosecution from a felony to a gross misdemeanor and ordered Courtney Williams released from jail on his own recognizance.
Seattle Public Schools lies to WA Dept. of Labor and Industries about working conditions at K-8 terrorized by homeless encampment
Last week, after a second overdose occurred at the encampment, faculty and staff at Seattle’s Broadview Thomson K-8 school demanded Seattle Public Schools address the homeless encampment on the school's campus which has plagued the area with crime and drugs.
Google re-assigns head of diversity following backlash to blog claiming Jews have 'an insatiable appetite for war'
Instead of firing the employee, Google transferred Kamau Bobb to a STEM research role.
8 Ohio high school football coaches suspended after forcing Hebrew Israelite player to eat pork
Canton City School District said that the team's head coach and seven assistants have been placed on paid administrative leave.
Sex workers spotted in homeless encampment on Seattle K-8 public school campus
Neighbors told The Post Millennial that the alleged sex workers have been spotted in the area before, but usually frequent the area on nearby Aurora Avenue, which is known as a spot in the city for such activity.
Seattle man arrested for attempting to join ISIS and planning an attack on Pride parade
The suspect, Elvin Hunter Bgorn Williams, 20, of Seattle, was about to board an international flight Friday when he was arrested, according to court documents. Bgorn was planning on engaging in terrorist acts in the Middle East or the US.
Seattle homeless man released from jail one day after assaulting man and killing his dog
According to court documents, Saturday afternoon John Hickey was walking his 14-year-old Jack Russell terrier, Alice, through Courthouse Park. The park is home to a notorious homeless encampment, ripe with crime, next to the King County Courthouse just a few blocks away from Seattle City Hall.
'Noose' reported on campus revealed to be a construction crane’s steel cable loop holding an American flag
"I guess they noticed only the one holding the flag, which means that it’s the flag that triggers them."