Dave Ross

Washington Post's David Fahrenthold points out a few races that will be a test of Trump's power, but notes that "he doesn't do well in the second go-round."

There are essentially three levels of nudging people respond to: Show Me, Help Me, and Make Me. At this point, the Show Me’s and Help Me’s are vaccinated.

Dr. Gordon Cohen, Mercer Island MD, explains the technology used in an mRNA vaccine and how it's less harmful than other vaccines used in the US.

Even Fox hosts apparently realized their anti-vaccine approach was slowly exterminating their audience. And then there’s Mississippi Governor Kay Ivey.

It's been a tough time for law enforcement, but the new executive director of Washington state's Criminal Justice Training Commission is up to the challenge ahead.

UW's Carl Bergstrom has worked to combat misinformation since the start of the pandemic, and believes that this fight is more important now than ever.

I've been reading a book called "Forget the Alamo." Co-author Jason Stanford thinks it might be wise to start teaching the facts now, rather than later.

In Washington, kids of a certain age can be in an exam room without their parents, so what are the rules on vaccination without parental consent?

It looks like the infrastructure plan in Congress is stalling out again. So I say, if they can’t come together by the end of the month, give the money back.

President Biden recently said Facebook is killing people, a comment he since walked back. But if Facebook banned misinformation, would it make a difference?