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
Jennifer Lawrence slammed for claiming she was first woman action lead with role in Hunger Games
“I remember when I was doing ‘Hunger Games,’ nobody had ever put a woman in the lead of an action movie because it wouldn’t work because we were told girls and boys can both identify with a male lead, but boys cannot identify with a female lead.”
EXCLUSIVE: Suspects in assaults on Seattle firefighters won't be charged
"In some cases the defendant was not competent and was released after 14 days if couldn’t get treatment, in some cases the firefighter did not press charges, and some cases did not have the information that is needed such as name or date of birth."
Feds warned of infrastructure attacks days before power station sabotage, reveal similar attacks nationwide
“Power companies in Oregon and Washington have reported physical attacks on substations using hand tools, arson, firearms and metal chains possibly in response to an online call for attacks on critical infrastructure... In recent attacks, criminal actors bypassed security by cutting the fence links, lighting nearby fires, shooting equipment from a distance or throwing objects over the fence and onto equipment.”
Gold Star mother who slammed Joe Biden for her son's death in Afghanistan withdrawal reinstated on Twitter
"President Joe Biden," she wrote before she was banned, "This msg is for you! I know my face is etched into your brain! I was able to look you straight in the eyes yesterday and have words with you."
BREAKING: Raphael Warnock retains Georgia Senate seat
Democrats no longer have to negotiate a power-sharing deal in the Senate with Republicans and won’t have to rely on Vice President Kamala Harris as a tie-breaker.
Barber shot dead while cutting 8-year-old boy’s hair in Washington state
Washington already broke last year’s new record homicide rate as violent crime surges in the state. Many cities and counties have also passed their all-time homicide records.
Seattle doubles down on plans to defund police in 2023 budget
"At the end of the day, this is a money grab… I'm telling you right now, this is defunding 2.0 and it's not acceptable for public safety."
Switzerland moves to ban electric vehicle use to help prevent blackouts
Other bans may include concerts, theater performances, sporting events and even shutting down all leisure businesses.
Seattle man sentenced to 4 years for 'providing material support' to ISIS
The judge cited Williams' "history of mental health difficulties," as his reason for leniency.
LA County will reinstate mask mandate when Covid case threshold hits ‘orange’
Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer announced Thursday that if the county reaches the CDC's high transmission and hospitalization categories, masking may once again be required indoors.
Half-naked felon found with gun, drugs near Seattle school
During a search of the vehicle police then found a loaded handgun, a 24-gram brick of cocaine, 115 grams of methamphetamine in individual baggies, a 55-gram rock of methamphetamine, 149 fentanyl pills, and ammunition.
EXCLUSIVE: Inslee seeks to hire out of state workers rather than relax Washington's vaccine mandate
The listing for the Washington state position did not have the COVID vaccine listed as a requirement but did require “Candidate can reside in any state except WA.”
UNICEF ambassador Alyssa Milano touts charity despite scandals
The 20-year UNICEF Ambassador and actress-turned-activist Alyssa Milano neglected to mention that the organization is plagued by allegations of corruption, and that the agency and its parent organization the United Nations are marred by allegations of antisemitism.
Portland REI location increases security following three break-ins in 1 week
According to the Portland Police Bureau, the number of burglaries, robberies, vehicle thefts and vandalism are at their highest in Portland since 2019, and the year is not over yet.
Repeat offender hired by Washington state accused of stealing from mental patients in his care
James began working for the state’s largest mental hospital in 2017 and was "hired 13 days after he was booked into the Pierce County Jail on a fugitive warrant from Oregon, six days after he was booked into an Oregon jail on two charges of dealing heroin and other drug-related offenses."