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
Democrats announce plans to expand and 'pack' the Supreme Court
The legislation would add four seats to court, bringing the total to 13 from the current nine.
Rioters set Portland police union headquarters on fire during second night of unrest
The rioters blocked traffic, vandalized the building and shot fireworks at police before lighting the building on fire Tuesday night.
Riots continue in Brooklyn Center for the third consecutive night, no looting reported
Rioters attacked the Brooklyn Center Police Department for a third straight night Tuesday in response to the officer involved shooting death of Daunte Wright.
Pico Rivera the latest city to approve vote of no confidence in LA County District Attorney Gascon
"We will see increased crime, increased theft, because a lot of these misdemeanors won’t be prosecuted."
Seattle activists march and vandalize stores in solidarity with rioters and looters in Minnesota
Activists marching through downtown Seattle Monday night vandalized multiple businesses following an officer involved fatal shooting of Duante Wright in Minnesota Sunday.
Brooklyn Center and Minneapolis rocked by second consecutive night of looting and riots
Rioters looted nearby businesses including Target and Boost Mobile. A Dollar Tree was also looted and set on fire.
WATCH: Bystander SLAMS CNN live on air during Minneapolis riot for their 'media sh*t'
A man called out CNN reporter Sara Sidner live on air Monday night during a riot in Minneapolis, accusing the network of making the situation worse.
Brooklyn Center city manager fired after calling for due process for police officer involved in shooting
Brooklyn Center City Manager Curt Boganey was fired on Monday, after publicly disagreeing with Mayor Mike Elliott’s statement that the police officer who fatally shot Duante Wright should be terminated immediately.
National Guard deployed as riots break out near Minneapolis after police involved shooting
Hundreds gathered and began attacking police vehicles at the scene of a fatal traffic stop with an officer involved shooting in the Brooklyn Center city of Minnesota Sunday evening.
Thousands show up to protest Montreal curfew
Over 5,000 people are expected to attend the protest over the course of the evening.
BREAKING: Three people including 2 year old shot near Seattle's Central District
At least four people were shot near Seattle's Central District neighborhood Sunday afternoon according to the Seattle Police Department.
San Francisco losing record numbers of residents to Florida and Texas
The number of people who moved from San Francisco to Texas increased by 32.1 percent between 2019 to 2020, and those who moved to Florida jumped by 46.2 percent.
CDC declares racism a 'serious public health threat'
Walensky said the agency is using COVID-19 funding to invest in racial and ethnic minority communities, to create a "durable infrastructure" that will improve health equity.
Vice chair of the WA Senate Transportation Committee caught breaking multiple laws for driving during online committee hearing
Rebecca Saldaña, a progressive Democrat who represents the 37th Legislative District, appeared to be violating multiple traffic laws while participating in the online committee hearing.
Facebook has no plans to notify half a billion users whose info was exposed by a data breach
The exposed information included "phone numbers, Facebook IDs, full names, locations, birthdates, bios, and, in some cases, email addresses."