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I heard Angela’s commentary yesterday about pedestrians and how they tend to think of a crosswalk as having a protective force field because the law says it’s the driver’s responsibility to stop.

Her point? The law may well be on your side, but the law won’t hit the brakes if the driver doesn’t see you. There’s a bigger lesson here though. On the football field of life, the key to staying alive is a good defense.

You ever heard that saying, you can be dead right?

That definitely applies to today’s commentary which Angela Poe Russell has deemed a timely public service announcement.

There's some startling revelations coming from a new poll about artificial intelligence and the presidential election.

 

It basically says - don't trust anyone.

 

So who do you trust telling the truth?

 

 Matt Markovich wondered want the 'most trusted man in America" would think.

Planning on the government saving your kids from social media? You might want to have a plan B.

This week our son called me sus. Its short for suspect and gen alpha slang for shady.

He’s not wrong. I still call things cool or awesome without irony. I often wear ankle socks (which the internet says makes me old). I’ve never downloaded Tik Tok and I still don’t understand what Skibidi Toilet even is.

But here’s the thing…I’m also not upset about it.

The time is now for Washington to learn from last summer's tragic Lahaina fires, KIRO Radio Meteorologist Ted Buehner explains why.