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
Houston police chief recruits cops from 'defund' cities
While cities across America work to defund their police departments, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo is encouraging officers to come to Texas.
Recall petition launched against Seattle city council member who helped Antifa occupy city hall
Ernie Lou, who lives in Capitol Hill, where activists took over a six block area and held it for 30 days, filed the complaint saying that the councilmember has lost touch with her district.
18 arrested, 6 officers injured in Seattle riots
Three officers were injured and were hospitalized and eighteen people were arrested after a riot was declared during the anti-police union demonstration in SoDo.
BLM is founded in Marxist ideology
Politicians who are supporting the BLM movement fail to realize they are supporting the very groups who seek to overthrow them.
Far-left politician celebrates the resignation of Seattle's first black police chief as victory in 'fight against racism'
Seattle City Council Member Kshama Sawant celebrated the resignation of black Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best and the firing of minority officers in the "fight to stop racism."
Will Seattle's local media ever accurately report on riots and chaos in embattled city?
The failed Capitol Hill Occupied Protest in Seattle could be viewed as a cautionary tale, but local Seattle media outlets and politicians still have their heads in the sand.
BREAKING: Woke city council forces Seattle's first black female police chief to resign
Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best, the city's first black female police chief, will resign Wednesday morning after city council enacted massive cuts to the department, and substantially reduced her pay.
Seattle's cancelled weatherman speaks out in exclusive interview
"A big element of what happened in Nazi Germany was that a lot of people, good people that should have known better said nothing. They were afraid. And that was true here," Mass said.
Seattle's first ever black woman police chief faces $100,000 pay cut thanks to Black Lives Matter
In cutting the pay of Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best and other Seattle Police Department command staff, Best, an African American woman, will now make $100,000 less than her white predecessor.
NPR fires weatherman for comparing Seattle riots to Germany in 1938 on his personal blog
A weatherman for a NPR has been taken off the air for a personal blog post that shows in vivid detail the destruction two months of incessant rioting and protests have wrecked on Seattle.
Seattle slashes police budget, eliminates homeless program
Seattle backtracked on their promise of a 50 percent defunding of the Seattle Police Department, but slashed police department programs, and reduced the number of officers on the force.
Charges filed in Seattle occupied zone shooting of Lorenzo Anderson
King County prosecutors have filed first-degree murder charges for a suspect accused of killing a teenager in a fatal June 20 shooting at the armed occupation of Seattle, known as the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP). The suspect remains at large.
BLM protestors sue city for cost of their own 'riot gear'
Activists claim that Seattle's aggressive crowd control measures forced them to purchase expensive protective gear, "pricing" them out of exercising their rights.
Department of Youth and Family Services implements segregation in the name of anti-racism
"Black groups" and "white groups" will meet separately and "white folx" will discuss their 400 years of oppressing people, while "black folx" will be empowered to leadership and change.
Hundreds of BLM activists target Seattle police chief's home—stopped by neighbours
Over 200 "aggressive protestors" showed up at Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best's home. Witness reports say the crowd was white, dressed in black, and carrying BLM signs.