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
Washington state school district faces scrutiny over handling of teacher sexual misconduct allegations
Twombley was quietly placed on paid administrative leave for 14 months before resigning in February 2025 under a settlement worth more than $70,000 in salary and benefits.
UPDATE: Toronto Film Festival reverses course, will now screen doc featuring Oct 7 footage
TIFF was also worried about anti-Israel protests, referencing a “potential threat of significant disruption” in its statement.
Washington state elementary school brings in drag performance to stage R-rated Rocky Horror Picture Show for kids
One performer appeared to gear his act toward children by using songs from The Little Mermaid and the Hannah Montana movie.
WA climate scientist blasts NY Times over claims state is facing 'inevitable' megafire
"If global warming contributes to big fires, we should be seeing increases… We are not."
Fugitive escapes custody at Sea-Tac Airport, flees on light rail
This incident follows two other high-profile escapes at Sea-Tac in recent months.
Justice Department strikes settlement deal to end race-based admissions at West Point and Air Force Academy
“We are proud to partner with the Department of Defense to permanently end race-based admissions at West Point and the Air Force Academy - admission to these prestigious military institutions should be based exclusively on merit.”
Marco Rubio says US working to designate Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization
“We are constantly reviewing for groups to designate, for what they are: supporters of terrorists, maybe terrorists themselves. We haven’t done this in a long time, so we’ve got a lot of catch-up to do."
WA youth softball coach arrested on child pornography charges
36-year-old Brock Kasey Maxwell is facing four counts of Dealing in Depictions of Minors Engaged in Sexually Explicit Conduct.
Anti-Trump Seattle-area man charged in shooting of wheelchair-bound veteran
Timm was convicted of criminal mischief in the tent case, later telling the court he felt it was his “duty” to take action against the Trump administration.
'Censorship is not freedom': State Dept slams EU over 'Orwellian' Digital Services Act
“This Orwellian message won’t fool the United States. Censorship is not freedom.”
Dept of Ed launches investigation into Baltimore public schools over civil rights violations
Among the most serious claims is that a BCPS teacher, found responsible for misconduct after reportedly threatening to "go all Nazi" on students and directing Nazi salutes at a Jewish student, remains employed.
Senator Tom Cotton urges IRS to investigate CAIR over alleged ties to terrorism
The senator argued that CAIR’s ongoing conduct violates the legal and ethical standards required of nonprofit organizations.
Washington lawmakers reinstate policy to auto-delete of emails, raising transparency concerns
The governor’s office will address the issue in August.
Convicted rapist mistakenly released from Seattle-area jail
State law prohibits release between conviction and sentencing in second-degree rape cases.
Mahmoud Khalil tells New York Times Palestinians 'couldn't avoid' Oct. 7 massacre
"To me it felt frightening that we had to reach this moment in the Palestinian struggle."