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 Jews looking to Israel as anti-Semitism in the US rises
More American Jews applied to or inquired about immigrating to Israel in May than in any single month over the last two decades due to coronavirus and rising anti-Semitism.
Democrat leaders in Seattle encourage Antifa-led violence, takeover of Capitol Hill
Antifa militants from the John Brown Gun Club set up the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone” complete with barricades, guards armed with AR 15’s and signs saying “you are now leaving the USA.”
Schools to remain in closed in September—yet protests continue
Seattle Public Schools announced that full time in person learning is likely not an option for grades six or higher for the 2020-2021 school year.
Not everyone you disagree with is a Nazi
It's a classic rhetorical move in our modern times to call your opposition Nazis. Don't like what that guy said? He's a Nazi. But actually, he's not.
Antifa stages Seattle riot, looter steals a cheesecake
Seattle, a hotbed of antifa activity in the past, saw peaceful protests that turned violent and destruction due to these activists. The city was unprepared.
Washington's unemployment insurance lost over $100 million to a Nigerian scam
Washington State was defrauded of hundreds of millions of dollars from the State Unemployment fund when officials fell for a Nigerian fraud scheme.
Unemployed to be hired as 'contact tracers'
A "contact tracing" plan has been announced as part of an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus, and unemployed citizens are asked to staff it.
Why I will not comply with business shutdown orders
For operating, I was reported and received a shutdown notice. It's impossible to contact the governor's office, so here is my response: I will not comply.
Cities are putting the homeless in hotels and giving them free drugs and booze
The question of what to do about homeless populations remains at the forefront of the effectiveness of stay-at-home orders as the debate grows over the relaxing of restrictions.
Israeli's mourning on memorial day turns to independence day celebrations at midnight
One thing is for certain, Israel and the Jewish people have been through worse during our thousands of years of existence. The celebrations will always return.
Sheriff vows to defy Governor's shut down orders in Washington State
Citizens have begun pushing back against Governor Inslee’s stay at home orders, and now the Sheriff of Snohomish County is refusing to enforce them.
Exploring the importance of Holocaust Remembrance Day
People usually celebrate 4/20 for the weed. What they don’t realize is there are many neo Nazis who celebrate April 20th marking Hitler’s Birthday. This year, the date even coincided with the start of Yom Hashoah, which begins on April 20 and ends on the evening of April 21.
Protests against stay-at-home orders ramp up in Washington State
Thousands of protestors gathered in Olympia to protest stay-at-home orders and advocate for a reopening of the local economy and a return to work.
Texas plans to reopen and ease lockdown restrictions
Texas Governor Gregg Abbott announced plans to issue an executive order that will begin to lift lockdown restrictions and allow some businesses to reopen.
NYC considers interning bodies in designated city parks
New York City councilmember Mark D. Levine claimed that the city had a contingency plan to start burying victims of the coronavirus in city parks.