True culprit of the infamous United bumping: Airport Culture
Why did the United Airlines dragging happen? Maybe the gate agent was tired of having to cave into that kind of blackmail and decided to take a stand. Or maybe ...9 years ago
Smartphones actually trigger our fear of being slowest antelope in the herd
How have Silicon Valley geniuses become so rich? Not by drugging you, but by creating apps on smartphones that make your brain drug itself.9 years ago
People are right to be worried after Syria bombing
The heart of Trump’s campaign was "America First," which left us wondering if he’d be an isolationist. He answered that question when he bombed Syria.9 years ago
Don’t worry, Oath, stupidly named companies are worth billions
Think Oath is a funny name for a company? May I point out that every one of us, every day, with a straight face, uses a search engine called “Google.”9 years ago
Renton job club is not just a walking pile of potential medical bills
Dave Ross met with a group of unemployed people who attend a weekly job club in Renton to learn health care might the issue.9 years ago
If I-90 drivers had carpooled more, we wouldn’t be in this mess
As it turns out, the I-90 bridge wasn't as well equipped to handle light rail trains as we were originally led to believe.9 years ago
I wonder what plan ‘C’ will be for Seattle’s homeless crisis
After Seattle Mayor Ed Murray stepped back on yet another plan, Dave Ross wonders what the plan C will be for solving the homeless crisis.9 years ago
Listen: Dave’s final installment of ‘As the Earth Churns’
Dave Ross' years-long series, 'As the Earth Churns' is coming to a close as Bertha finally emerges from the bowels of Seattle.9 years ago
Don’t charge your phone in bed: ‘It’s not worth your life’
The story of a man who was nearly killed in his sleep by his wall plugs is another example of America's approach: you learn the hard way.9 years ago
Time to purge the internet of cybercrime — by charging for email
IBM's latest survey shows that there was more than five times as much cybercrime in 2016 as the previous year. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross is fed up.9 years ago
Your political discussions could be hijacked by the Russians
The reason the Russians flooded us with fake stories is because - to their delight - Donald Trump willing to use those stories to win the election.10 years ago
Federal opioid initiative isn’t enough to help Everett
The opioid problem hasn’t gone away and has fallen into the lap of cities like Everett as their residents cope with addiction.10 years ago
The adults finally decided to step into the Russia investigation
Unlike the House Intelligence committee, the Senate group has actually decided to work together on the Russia investigation.10 years ago
All the data traveling through your router could become fair game
The bill rolling back Internet privacy protections means service providers will voluntarily let you opt-out of data collection but won’t legally have to.10 years ago
One thing we can all agree on: plugging the money leaks
At a time when no one seems to agree on anything, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross says plugging the money leaks from fraud, abuse and the tax gap is a good start.10 years ago
Victims of human trafficking are ‘hiding in plain sight’
It’s hard to believe that in the year 2017 we’re still talking about human trafficking, but we are, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross writes.10 years ago
Trump couldn’t kill Obamacare but will he sabotage it?
President Trump has a choice after the repeal of Obamacare failed: Bring people together or watch his rigged game spiral off the cliff.10 years ago
The media is partially to blame for Trump’s credibility issues
As much as this hurts to say, it’s clear that the media is to blame for some of President Donald Trump’s credibility problems.10 years ago
Was the president ‘vindicated’ on his ‘wiretap’ claims?
Rep. Devin Nunes, said someone – he didn’t say who – showed him transcripts of intercepted conversations. Does that mean Trump's "wiretap" claims are vindicated?10 years ago
Does this politician even know who he’s dealing with?
Conservatives in the House who call themselves the Freedom Caucus, led by Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina, don’t like what they see.10 years ago
The important question no one is asking about U.S. hacking
President Trump's wiretapping claims have opened the door to an important question no one has been asking about hacking.10 years ago
Ross: No news is good news for President Trump
FBI Director James Comey said the FBI and Justice Department have no information to substantiate President Donald Trump's claims that he was wiretapped.10 years ago
