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
Former Attorney General Eric Holder calls for Democrats to pack the courts
"Having won control of the White House and Congress, now is the time to strike," former Attorney General Eric Holder said, adding that it would be "totally appropriate" to pack the Court.
WATCH: Manager of Keystone XL pipeline says hundreds of layoffs have already begun due to Biden's halt on construction
One of the managers of the Keystone XL pipeline said on Monday that "hundreds of layoffs have already begun due to Biden's halt on construction."
WATCH: Tucker Carlson slams Amazon's Jeff Bezos for hypocrisy over mail-in voting
Tucker Carlson called out Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos for his hypocrisy on mail in voting when it comes to his employees voting to approve unionization.
WATCH: Gov. Newsom calls allegations he reversed California's lockdowns for political reasons 'complete utter nonsense'
Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom lifted some of the most severe stay-at-home restrictions in California on Monday, a move which looked to many to be politically motivated.
WATCH: Biden to replace federal government's entire fleet of vehicles with 'net-zero emissions' cars—which don't actually exist
President Joe Biden discussed replacing the government's entire fleet of cars with vehicles that have "net zero emissions." The problem is, they don’t exist.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler pepper-sprays man who confronted him over not wearing a mask
According to a police report, Portland Democrat Mayor Ted Wheeler pepper-sprayed a person who accosted him while he was leaving a restaurant on Sunday night.
US House of Representatives sends articles of impeachment against former President Donald Trump to the Senate
Democrats in the US House of Representatives formally delivered articles of impeachment against former President Donald Trump to the Senate on Wednesday, beginning the process for a trial that is set to begin February 9.
WATCH: Biden press sec grilled by reporter over travel ban hypocrisy
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was called out for the hypocrisy of then candidate Joe Biden calling travel bans imposed by former President Donald Trump 'xenophobic,' travel bans which Biden himself just re-imposed after Trump lifted them.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler hires former Mayor Sam Adams despite past sexual misconduct scandal
Sources have told local media outlets that that Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has hired former Portland Mayor Sam Adams for his staff, though the exact position was not disclosed.
Antifa riot in Tacoma declared unlawful assembly, after vandalism to downtown businesses, vehicles and courthouse
On Sunday night, approximately 100-150 Antifa activists assembled near Frost Park in downtown Tacoma, Washington, and marched through the area shattering windows of businesses and vehicles, tagging walls and sidewalks.
BREAKING: California expected to lift regional stay at home order Monday
California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom is expected to lift the state’s regional stay at home order Monday.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders to announce candidacy for Arkansas Governor
Former Trump administration press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday will announce her run for Arkansas Governor, according to multiple news outlets.
Las Vegas area students heading back to the classrooms to prevent more suicides
Elementary school students are heading back to in person learning after eighteen students in Clark County, Nevada, took their own lives in the last nine months of 2020, according to The New York Times.
Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes backtracks on promise to prosecute rioters
Following an announcement Saturday that Seattle Police would be coordinating with the city attorney to enact a strict new policies to arrest and prosecute protesters who destroy property City Attorney Pete Holmes says "he has no interest in charging peaceful protesters."
Chicago teachers refuse to return to in-person instruction in defiance of Chicago Public Schools directive
Even though students are supposed to be back in classroom on February 1, the Chicago Teacher’s Union voted Sunday to disregard the Chicago Public Schools administration and is refusing to return to in-person teaching.