Dave Ross
The most important state in American politics is suddenly … Kansas?
There's a chance that after November that the U.S. Senate could be close to a tie between Democrats and Republicans, in which case the decision as to which party is in control could end up in the hands of this Kansas millionaire.12 years ago
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Second Fisher House at JBLM breaks ground
The rain stopped and the sun came out at Joint Base Lewis-McChord just in time for the formal groundbreaking for a very special project this week.12 years ago
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How to bend an iPhone
Apple customers are generally wonderful people, but with two annoying habits.12 years ago
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When lawyers go to war
The U.S. bombing campaign, as it happens, is walking a fine legal line because according to national security experts, we are operating under a very specific law.12 years ago
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It never crossed his mind
Last week, ESPN last week ran a long article alleging that the Baltimore Ravens knew there was clear video evidence of the sucker punch running back Ray Rice threw at his then-girlfriend - but deliberately covered it up.12 years ago
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Should the president have listened to the experts?
Speaking on 60 Minutes former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said he, along with a majority of President Obama's national security advisers, recommended two years ago that Syrian rebels should be armed.12 years ago
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Equal time for Rand Paul
So today, some equal time for Senator Rand Paul who can't believe we're on the brink of yet another Middle East war.12 years ago
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Let’s meet the folks we’re getting in bed with
We are about to get in bed with various Syrian rebels - rebels we have been hesitant to arm for fear the weapons might end up in the wrong hands. But skeptical Senators got some reassurance yesterday that there is indeed a moderate opposition.12 years ago
The fate of the world may depend on what ‘yes’ means
The subject before the Senate Armed Services committee Tuesday was the President's plan to cripple the radical Islamic army known as ISIL.12 years ago
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What if Great Britain ends up as Teensy Weensy Britain?
Scotland is about to vote on whether to break up an alliance going back to 1707 and become independent from the United Kingdom.12 years ago
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Maybe minds can be changed
The polls show Americans are fed up with their do-nothing Congress. But politicians will tell you, 'We have no choice. We're stubborn because the voters are stubborn.'12 years ago
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Time for some courage!
The War on Terror is back but some Americans are doing all they can to help us lose it.12 years ago
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For those of you waiting for the future – good news. It’s here.
Apple announces Apple Watch and Apple Pay - and just like that, in 24 hours, we find ourselves in the future.12 years ago
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What a difference a video makes
When the first video came out showing running back Ray Rice dragging his unconscious fiancée out of a hotel elevator in Atlantic City, we could only guess what had happened just before.12 years ago
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Congress returns to work; try to hold your applause
Congress is the institution that's supposed to protect us from dictatorship, and yet we hate it. Its latest approval rating was 13 percent. A larger percentage of Americans sympathize with the Palestinians than approve of Congress.12 years ago
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Should your knee replacement surgery come with a warranty?
If you're facing knee surgery, this will be of great interest to you.12 years ago
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Why not do stupid stuff?
The most popular item on the New Yorker website was a piece of satire by Andy Borowitz.12 years ago
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Fill in the blanks
It's the feature where I read a story that we've all heard so many times that all of us can easily fill in the blanks.12 years ago
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Nudity in the Cloud
The FBI is now trying to figure out who hacked those nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence and other celebrities. But nude celebrity photos themselves are certainly nothing new.12 years ago
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Swedish doctor says drug company won’t release meds that might get rid of brain tumors
Dr. Charles Cobbs is a neurosurgeon at Swedish Medical Center, but not just any neurosurgeon. He is director of the Ivy Center for Advanced Brain Tumor Treatment, and became famous as the man who linked some of the most stubborn tumors in the world to a virus.12 years ago
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Should you just give your name?
It happened last January on one of the Skyways that connects the buildings in downtown St. Paul.12 years ago
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Why you should thank the airlines for canceling flights
We all know the sinking feeling when you hear your plane is running 15 minutes late. Because we all know that unlike regular minutes, which expire after sixty seconds, airline minutes are more like cable company minutes, or even Department of Motor Vehicles minutes.12 years ago
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