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
Pro-abortion protest turns violent in Los Angeles, 1 officer injured
According to the LAPD, "A group of protestors began to take the intersection. Officers attempted to communicate, clear and provide dispersal order to the group. The crowd began to throw rocks & bottles at officers. One officer injured (unknown extent). Citywide tactical alert has been declared."
BREAKING: Trump-endorsed JD Vance wins Ohio Senate primary
The race has gained national attention and is seen by many as a victory for the former President, whose influence in the party as GOP primary kingmaker remains strong. Candidates battled for Trump’s endorsement, even 15 months after he left the White House.
Schumer, Pelosi call leaked SCOTUS decision ‘an abomination,’ accuse conservative justices of lying to the Senate
"The Republican-appointed Justices’ reported votes to overturn Roe v. Wade would go down as an abomination, one of the worst and most damaging decisions in modern history."
BREAKING: Fences erected around Supreme Court as activists protest SCOTUS Roe v. Wade decision
Shortly thereafter, a huge crowd of protestors reportedly began gathering in front of the building and chanting "We will not go back."
Leak of SCOTUS overturning Roe v. Wade sparks intense reactions on social media
"It’s impossible to overstate the earthquake this will cause inside the Court, in terms of the destruction of trust among the Justices and staff. This leak is the gravest, most unforgivable sin."
Democrat-run states used COVID-19 relief funds to implement CRT in public schools
Democrats claimed that the ARP was a necessity for reopening schools during the coronavirus pandemic, despite many private schools already having opened safely.
Biden's new 'Ministry of Truth' boss warned against harmful memes and creativity
Critics have raised concerns about Jankowicz's visible political biases and how it could affect her performance in her new position.
Biden's new 'Ministry of Truth' boss wrote a book about 'being a woman online' and it's insane
Christina Pushaw, press secretary for Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, took a deep dive into the book and posted a live tweet thread of takeaways from her reading.
Fauci bails on White House Correspondents' dinner citing 'personal risk,' attends crowded pre-parties maskless anyway
Fauci was photographed at the festivities, maskless with CNN host Don Lemon from various angles, some of which revealed masked event staff in the background.
Millions of Southern Californians ordered to cut outdoor water usage amidst drought
Though there have been record dry conditions, many are blaming poor water management for the problem. There has been no improvement to water storage infrastructure in the past 50 years, nor creation of efficient water storage.
Shaun King blocks Holocaust survivor after demanding that conservatives accept antisemitism on Twitter in the name of free speech
"Shaun King — please listen to Jewish Holocaust survivors instead of blocking us!" Lucy Lipner wrote on Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Seattle youth swimming league moves to allow biological males to compete in girls' sports
"There’s one board member who is aggressively pushing/ coercing/ emotionally bullying the other board members into not discussing this and not notifying the members."
WATCH: MSNBC concerned Twitter can be manipulated for political reasons after Elon Musk buys platform
Twitter's incoming owner is a free speech absolutist who was spurred to purchase the platform to uphold the value of free speech and stop just the kind of behavior that Melber worries will happen.
Biden's Earth Day trip to Washington state highlights Democrats' failed policies
While Democrats across the country have attempted to distance themselves from Biden and his failed agenda, Washington Democrats have embraced him.
Majority of Seattle voters have 'actively considered' leaving the city due to safety concerns
67 percent of voters polled said they had actively considered moving out of Seattle, citing the expensive cost of living and cost of housing in the city, as well as public safety.