The moral dilemma of Microsoft's HoloLens contract with the military Bill Radke spoke with a former creative director for HoloLens Monte Michaelis and Wendell Wallach, scholar at the Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics, about how the technology could be used in war, and what Microsoft’s responsibility is. Jennie Cecil Moore
Boeing's political relationships come under scrutiny Boeing's CEO reportedly called President Trump this week to advise him on what to do, showing just how connected the aviation giant is in our nation's Capitol. Kim Malcolm
Trump grounds all Boeing 737 Max planes after Ethiopia crash The president called for the grounding of all Max 8 and Max 9 aircrafts following the Ethiopian Air crash, which killed all 157 people on board. Isolde Raftery
Cleaner fuels could soon power Washington cars Transportation is the biggest climate polluter in Washington and nationwide. John Ryan
We wanted fast delivery. Amazon delivered. What’s next? Where is our addiction to Amazon's instant gratification taking us? Joshua McNichols
"Fake news,” press freedom and the business of journalism now Journalist Jill Abramson on newsmaking and truth-telling in a fact-challenged society. John O'Brien
Away from White House turmoil, Melania Trump tells Seattle 'Be Best' As President Trump braces for the release of the Mueller report later this month, Melania Trump is visiting Microsoft today to promote her “Be Best” initiative. Megan Farmer
Retail in the Age of Amazon (and Marie Kondo) Are you ready for a future where you browse for knick knacks while cameras watch and analyze your every move? Well, it may already be here. Joshua McNichols
Knute Berger reflects on Seattle Weekly's life and death in print Kim Malcolm talks with Knute Berger about the death of the print edition of the Seattle Weekly. Kim Malcolm
Alexa, does this online retailer make me look cool? Seattle isn’t particularly known for its fashion sense, but a breakthrough might be coming from those tech offices in South Lake Union. Joshua McNichols
