Dave Ross
Compassion, American style
Everybody seems to agree that the thousands of immigrant children scrambling across the southern border deserve compassion.12 years ago
Dave Ross
When one California just isn’t enough
"Right not we've got one state, we pay the most and we get the worst service," says billionaire Tim Draper.12 years ago
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‘The Mikado’ debate: Dave Ross vs. Seattle Times’ Sharon Pian Chan
Listen to the debate between KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Seattle Times' Sharon Pian Chang.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Dude, where’s my highway?
With federal highway funding about to expire and highway projects around the country on the verge of shutting down - we have just the kind of crisis that's required for everyone involved to finally take action.12 years ago
Dave Ross
She says ‘I Told You So’
A good way to get a feel for what's going on in Israel is to listen to local radio.12 years ago
Dave Ross
The REAL problem with drivers who talk on their phones
My youngest daughter was always a social kid, so when she grew up, she of course adopted all the social media. She Facebooks, she texts, so that even though she's out of the house and married, it's almost like she never left. But her favorite social media is the phone. The bluetooth is always in her ear.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Have Christians been misreading the Bible?
The Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision to let corporations impose religious beliefs on employees has gay rights groups worried.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Passing out at the ball game
Overnight Andrew Rector has become the most famous baseball fan in New York. He's the man who was caught on ESPN snoozing during the fourth inning of the April 13th Yankees - Red Sox game at Yankee stadium.12 years ago
Dave Ross
America’s latest prejudice
Every day we have to deal with race bias, sex bias, political bias, and now apparently canna-bias.12 years ago
Dave Ross
He says the commuter culture is doomed
As gas prices go up, and as Congress continues to dither over the cost of maintaining he nation's highways, Thomas Fisher, dean of the University of Minnesota's design college, says we are simply seeing the natural consequences of America's car culture.12 years ago
Dave Ross
The pursuit of happiness
Every year the public reading of Declaration of Independence is re-enacted outside Independence Hall: "That among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."12 years ago
Dave Ross
How do you define a ‘believer?’
Religious groups which contract with the federal government are asking the Obama administration to cut them some slack.12 years ago
Dave Ross
The Christian Caliphate?
The Hobby Lobby decision has the Internet in convulsions, so let me make a few neutral observations.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Technology changes the alphabet
You'll find them in the "settings" option on your smart phone: hidden keyboards that take you far beyond the alphabet you grew up with, far beyond the foreign alphabets you never learned, far beyond even wingdings, all the way into the land of emojis.12 years ago
Dave Ross
The Insanity will have to wait
Remember how terrifying Splash Mountain used to be? Rides like that are for grandma now.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Think a conference call with Asia is hard? Try communicating with your wife
Workplaces are increasingly multicultural, meaning there are diverse ideas about how to get things done, communicate, handle conflicts, work in teams and be respectful. But an expert on intercultural communication says one of the most obvious places to see cultural differences in how we interact might be in our own home.12 years ago
Dave Ross
How to win by losing
By now you've heard the news, team USA lost to Germany, 1-0, but by the "quirky" calculus of World Cup competition, it's still in the running.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Is your phone listening to you?
There's a software company in Italy called "The Hacking Team." Guess what kind of service they offer to their customers?12 years ago
Dave Ross
Can Congress control its own monster?
There are now six ongoing investigations - costing $14 million so far -into whether the IRS deliberately withheld tax exemptions from certain conservative groups.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Outsourcing summer
This is the time of year when many parents worry about whether they've chosen the right summer activities for their children.12 years ago
Dave Ross
It’s time to stop telling us what to eat
Last week's issue of TIME magazine had a shocking cover - about a story far more important to national security than anything going on in Iraq.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Whose advice to believe
The latest poll shows President Obama has tanked on foreign policy, with about 57 percent of Americans disapproving. So whose foreign policy advice can we trust?12 years ago
Dave Ross
Finally the White House is happy to talk about Benghazi
One of the privileges of being president is that, unlike any other politician in the federal government, you can give a military order.12 years ago
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