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Ross: Ship stuck in Suez Canal taught us a valuable lesson about going too far
The Ever Given is finally free, and the traffic jam at the Suez Canal is clearing up, so it’s time for people like me to ask, what have we learned?Comments -
Fahrenthold: Lesson from Coronavirus Task Force is tell ‘the truth from the beginning’
Dr. Deborah Birx and members of the Coronavirus Task Force are now trying to saving their reputation, but it may have been better to just tell the truth. -
Ross: Political lines blur over massive push for election reform
We find ourselves in this mixed-up world where conservatives may support liberals on health care, and liberals could join conservatives opposing election reform. -
Bainbridge Island man says he experienced COVID-induced psychosis
Ivan Agerton, a photographer on Bainbridge, shares his experience with COVID-related psychosis. -
COVID-19 strain in Brazil more contagious, not just impacting at-risk people
A new strain of COVID-19 is heavily impacting Brazil. Will vaccines protect against it? Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen discusses. -
Ross: We don’t need gun control — we need shooter control
After I talked last week about gun control, I got a note from a listener with an interesting (and intriguing) alternative proposal. -
Supreme Court review of Boston Marathon bombing case could have wider impacts
Former state Attorney General Rob McKenna explains how the Supreme Court reconsidering the sentence for the Boston Marathon bomber could impact other cases. -
Ross: Are we going to fight over fact checks, or finally solve our border crisis?
Are the people we sent to Congress to represent our interests going to fight about fact checks, or finally solve our growing immigration crisis? -
Ross: ‘No reasonable person’ should believe Sidney Powell’s defense of election lies
Remember Sidney Powell, one of the lawyers who pushed Trump’s election fraud claims? Here’s a refresher, with an update on her latest lie. -
Ross: If more guns actually made us safer, it should have worked by now
With 400 million guns in circulation in the U.S., if personal weapons actually did make us safer, it seems to me it should have worked by now.