Building a wall seems tame compared to France election
Ready for the next watershed election? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross says it might make America's current problems look pretty tame by comparison.9 years ago
We’ll need a panel to decide who lives under revised health care bill
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross says it's still too hard for Americans to decide who gets their health care covered.9 years ago
Ross: Don’t blame Trump for gap in knowledge over a dead president
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross asks: Should it really surprise anyone that President Trump’s knowledge of the Civil War and a dead president might have gaps?9 years ago
Ross: Abandoning net neutrality means more money out of your pocket
If you didn't like cable companies before, you're not going to be even more upset about their pre- net neutrality profits.9 years ago
Ross: Are sick people really covered under Trumpcare?
President Trump guaranteed his Trumpcare plan would cover sick people but didn’t say at what price – except to promise that competition would keep rates down.9 years ago
The one U.S. secret that will never be declassified
President Donald Trump said it over and over again during the campaign, regular people aren’t interested in seeing his tax returns.9 years ago
‘That’s not OK’ is Seattle’s new passive-aggressive activism threat
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross challenges mayoral candidate Cary Moon on who defines hate speech and the role of activism in government.9 years ago
Nordstrom dirty jeans fad will be gold mine come tax season
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross begs people to leave Nordstrom alone since he's hoping their $450 mud-caked jeans catch on as high fashion.9 years ago
Nobody will be free once the Russians take control of the wheel
Self-driving cars will seem like a good idea, right up until the Russians hack into the system and control our roadways.9 years ago
Tip to Trump on North Korea: Follow your gut
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross turned to a teacher living in South Korea for ideas on how to deal with Kim Jong Un’s nuclear weapons in North Korea.9 years ago
Ross: ‘March for Science’ defied the laws of persuasion
Sorry, March for Science supporters. Taking to the streets may work for some causes but it’s not a good way to promote science. According to science, anyway.9 years ago
America may be divided, but we can agree on this
There was a keynote speech at this week’s Facebook conference that didn’t get much attention, even though it might change the way we all communicate.9 years ago
A stinky situation: Snohomish County residents struggling with alleged odor
Snohomish County residents say they are paying a high price for Cedar Grove's operations: A foul odor which makes it impossible to enjoy their properties.9 years ago
Ross: Dangers of impatience with North Korea are the size of a grapefruit
If the US launches an attack on North Korea, we’d win, but the head of the Ploughshares Fund says there is one major, 17-pound catch.9 years ago
Ross: America’s most interesting mayoral campaign is in Seattle
A few weeks ago, it didn’t seem like it would be a terribly exciting contest. Then the mayoral campaign wheels started to turn.9 years ago
Thanks to augmented reality, someday we’ll all live in Trump Tower
After Facebook's augmented reality announcement, Dave Ross sees a future where we can augment anything: even life in Trump Tower.9 years ago
Ross: Facebook is empowering every depraved wacko with a smartphone
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross says Facebook is essentially the largest TV network in human history and it's time for the company to behave like one.9 years ago
Crusade underway to keep Seattle Opera from outsourcing set design
The Seattle Opera plans to close its Renton facility and outsource its set design, but one man is on a crusade to keep the warehouse open.9 years ago
