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
Joe Kent CONFIRMED as director of National Counterterrorism Center
"NCTC will relentlessly pursue & defeat our nation’s enemies. In honor of our fallen, we fight on.”
Washington Supreme Court grants judges sweeping new powers to arbitrarily dismiss criminal cases
Among the new factors judges are directed to consider are “the impact of a dismissal on the safety or welfare of the community,” and “the impact of a dismissal or lack of dismissal upon the confidence of the public in the criminal justice system.”
UCLA settles with students for $6.13 MILLION after DOJ determined school violated civil rights during Gaza camp occupation
"This disgusting breach of civil rights against students will not stand: DOJ will force UCLA to pay a heavy price for putting Jewish Americans at risk and continue our ongoing investigations into other campuses in the UC system."
New York Times issues correction after 'starving' child in Gaza photo revealed to have 'pre-existing health problems'
Mohammed reportedly suffers from cerebral palsy, hypoxemia, and a serious genetic disorder
NYPD officer killed in mass shooting was Bangladeshi immigrant, 4-year veteran of the force
“He made the ultimate sacrifice. He died as he lived: a hero.”
Zohran Mamdani slammed for 'defund the police' comments after NYPD officer slain in mass shooting
“Queer liberation means defund the police.”
EXCLUSIVE: Judge rules against Seattle employees fired for religious refusal of COVID vax
Judge Tanya L. Thorp claimed that prayer is not a reasonable manner for decision making.
DOJ investigates George Mason University in second probe over DEI, antisemitism on campus
“No one should be denied access to opportunity or resources because of their race, color, or national origin, and the United States is committed to keeping our universities free of such invidious bias.”
FBI, DOJ arrest ringleaders of dark web child porn exploitation networks with over 120,000 users
An FBI official said that the sites collectively attracted over 120,000 users and had at least 100,000 visits in a single day.
Largest teachers' union in US erases Jewish victims of the Holocaust, promotes anti-Israel narratives
This omission comes at a time of surging antisemitism and anti-Israel activism within the nation’s public education system, including among teachers’ unions.
Columbia caves to Trump admin with $220 million settlement over civil rights abuses
"The settlement was carefully crafted to protect the values that define us and allow our essential research partnership with the federal government to get back on track."
Seattle woman claims Blue Angels' flyover forced her to euthanize her cat, sues
She claims that the loud, recurring noise of the jets triggered panic attacks and spikes in the cat’s heart rate and that the noise led to a rapid decline in her pet’s health, ultimately forcing her to euthanize the cat in August 2024.
DOJ seizes $2 million in cryptocurrency linked to Hamas
“No matter what lengths terrorism financiers take to obscure their illegal transactions, the FBI will aggressively disrupt the transmission of illicit proceeds intended to support designated terrorist organizations like Hamas.”
New York man indicted on charges of making at least 7 homemade bombs to plant on rooftops, toss on subway tracks
Gann faces federal charges of attempted destruction of property by means of explosives, transportation of explosive materials, and unlawful possession of destructive devices.
Seattle faces nation’s worst inflation as living costs soar
Much of the blame for Washington’s high prices has been directed at the state’s Climate Commitment Act (CCA), a cap-and-trade emissions scheme introduced by Democrats under Governor Jay Inslee.