Dave Ross
Do millennials really face the ‘scariest financial future’
Baby boomers may have felt their start in the job market was tough. Now it's the millennials' turn, and they may face a scarier financial future.9 years ago
Dave Ross
The American dream is becoming an illusion
There's a warning for the United States in the latest human rights report -- that the American dream is becoming the American illusion.9 years ago
Dave Ross
This would really silence the tax reform critics
All through this tax reform debate, I’ve been arguing that American companies should be bold.9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
Did ‘culture’ play a factor in deadly train derailment?
Keith Millhouse, former chair of a regional rail system in Southern California, wonders if the "culture" surrounding rail service in Washington state had anything to do with the train derailment.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Expert: Seattle’s new plan will help homelessness, a little
Barbara Poppe weighs in on Seattle's new $100 million plan to combat homelessness and discusses what's happening with homelessness at the national level.9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
Education head Chris Reykdal responds to Nazi comment
"Please go back and read your history," Chris Reykdal tweeted. "The rise of Nazi Germany looked exactly like this current administration."9 years ago
Dave Ross
Cryptocurrency has a few pitfalls to worry about
Another cryptocurrency is going crazy. So much so that not even Bitcoin can match it. But is it safe?9 years ago
Dave Ross
Why being self-employed will soon pay off
The main purpose of tax reform is to make it easier to start and run a business. While Democrats seem to be skeptical, one provision in the bill almost guarantees that’s exactly what will happen.9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
What are the implications of Doug Jones’ victory in Alabama?
After Doug Jones' victory, one of the questions that was raised is whether the influence of white Christian voters in the South is waning.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
General McPeak ‘worried about Seoul, but more worried about Seattle’
Retired four-star general and Air Force Chief of Staff Merrill "Tony" McPeak wants a hard deadline placed on North Korea to dismantle its nuclear program.9 years ago
Dave Ross
Is it irresponsible for media to keep repeating Trump’s lies?
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross can’t imagine any reporter who would quote any source who’s wrong as often as Donald Trump is.9 years ago
Dave Ross
Tax reform goes full Seinfeld
Festivus kicked off when a House-Senate conference committee met for the first time to put together a final compromise on tax reform.9 years ago
Dave Ross
Did Roy Moore’s defeat show the limits of denial?
Alabama went blue on Tuesday when Doug Jones defeated Roy Moore. It was the first time a Democrat won a Senate race there since Richard Shelby.9 years ago
Dave Ross
The rush to flush
Remember the terrifying videos from the London sewer of that clog called a fatberg – that mixture of congealed fat and various paper and plastics?9 years ago
Dave Ross
Your pay raise is getting closer
This week, the House and the Senate start reconciling the different version of the Republican tax reform bill.9 years ago
Dave Ross
Awkward conversations on Capitol Hill
As every staffer on Capitol Hill knows, your job is to support your Congress members in any way you can.9 years ago
Dave Ross
Americans are seeing emergency room sticker shock
Sarah Kliff, who covers health care for Vox.com has been crunching the data on emergency room bills and found some shocking anecdotes.9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
Seattle’s Bloodworks Northwest worries about GOP tax plan
The tax reform plan that Mitch McConnell says is "almost certain" to pass has the chief financial officer of Bloodworks Northwest concerned.9 years ago
Dave Ross
This is why government gets more and more intrusive
The Supreme Court has heard the arguments in the case of the Colorado baker who told two married gay men “No cake for you!”9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
Shrinking national monuments is ‘pure politics,’ Sally Jewell says
Former Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell says she would be surprised if Trump's decision to reduce two national monuments isn't challenged for years.9 years ago
Dave Ross
Will the Russia investigation ensnare the president?
All of America is wondering if the Russia investigation ensnare the president himself?9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
Has Seattle turned a corner in the homeless crisis?
The City of Seattle is spending more than ever in order to tackle the homeless crisis. But is it enough?9 years ago
Dave Ross
Call to move American dependents out of S. Korea may be a sign
Among those predicting a military conflict with North Korea is Senator Lindsey Graham, who is calling for American dependents to leave South Korea.9 years ago
Dave Ross
Why are tax cuts so hard?
America is so divided we can't even agree on whether what the Senate just passed is a big beautiful middle-class tax cut or not.9 years ago
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