Dave Ross
A victim of its own hype
Online critics are unhappy with the boxing match they paid $100 to watch on TV. Was it worth the price?11 years ago
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How to get kids to pay attention in class
Want your student to stop fidgeting and pay attention in class. Make them stand.11 years ago
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The kid who was dragged home speaks out
Michael Singleton, the young man dragged out of the Baltimore riot Monday by his angry mom, is now telling his side of the story.11 years ago
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The parents take over
Parents come out to fight back against rioting and looting in Baltimore.11 years ago
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This is what can happen when no one is looking
James Holmes was sending out warning signals right under our noses. He warned a psychiatrist, his ex-girlfriend, and a fellow grad student that he was over the edge.11 years ago
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The last taboo
Time to rebel against America's political divide, which is wider now than it has been in the last century.11 years ago
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What are your rights when filming the police?
A U.S. Marshal smashed the cell phone of an Los Angeles woman who was filming law enforcement.11 years ago
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Every neighborhood needs its own wake-up call
Neighbors in Everett were annoyed by the naval base's louder national anthem. I like the idea of neighborhood buglers. It reminds you of summer camp.11 years ago
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Doctor finds what may be the secret to good health
There's a new diet study that actually confirms what we've been hearing lately.11 years ago
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Questions for Hillary Clinton … without answers
Hillary Clinton stopped by a New Hampshire furniture factory and talked around the issue of retirement security.11 years ago
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It’s better to be locked up, than lying dead on a battlefield
Six Minnesota men have been charged with providing support for a terrorist organization by making plans to join the fighters in Syria.11 years ago
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A reminder that gullibility can cut both ways
This story is a reminder that gullibility can cut both ways. And that sometimes the technicality we're talking about is something called innocence.11 years ago
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It’s been called ‘the biggest open question in TV history’
For a writer like David Chase, any contrived Hollywood closure is like Ipecac. He avoids it at any cost. And I get that because that's how life is.11 years ago
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An alien landing craft spotted at U.S. Capitol
A 61-year-old mailman from Ruskin, Fla. managed to land his a one-man gyrocopter on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.11 years ago
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Is this man killing capitalism or saving it?
Supporters say $15 minimum wage is long overdue; opponents say it'll kill capitalism as we know it. And then there's CEO Dan Price.11 years ago
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Free-range parents worried by strangers trying to protect their children
For free-range parents, there is something much scarier than the predators who want to kidnap their kids; and that's the strangers trying to protect them.11 years ago
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Religious beliefs prompt seat change
I'm not sure what I would do if I was sitting in my proper seat on an airplane and someone asked me to move because of my sex. But apparently such things do happen.12 years ago
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Do it for Denmark
"Can sex save Denmark's future," asks a promotional video from a Danish Travel company. It's running a contest to rescue the Danish birthrate, which is the lowest in 27 years.12 years ago
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Reviewing the Apple Watch reviews
The reviews of the Apple Watch are in. So Dave Ross reviews the reviews.12 years ago
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Let’s do a little battery experiment
Why would a Stanford researcher want to drill a hole through a battery he just invented?12 years ago
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Droughts and growing population leading to drastic drinking water measures
With the Southwest becoming home to more people and less water, reused sewage water is becoming closer and closer to a reality.12 years ago
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Dave Ross: Here’s how to stay happy during a drought
Here's How to stop worrying and love the California drought.12 years ago
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Indiana channels its inner San Francisco
When Governor Mike Pence of Indiana signed the state's religious freedom bill last week, the idea was to protect businesses like Memories Pizza in the little town of Walkerton.12 years ago
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Why is McDonald’s raising its wages?
McDonald's is the latest to announce a wage increase for employees in the 1,5400 outlets that it operates. That affects about 90,000 employees and means Seattle workers will make $12 an hour. But why?12 years ago
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