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Best Bay Area Music of 2025 With Special Live in Studio Performances
Best Bay Area Music of 2025 With Special Live in Studio Performances

We’ll look back at KQED’s Best Bay Area Albums of 2025 with our music writers. This year’s list of favorites includes local musicians putting out ori…

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What’s Behind President Trump’s Aesthetic?

The White House says it’s submitting plans this month for its 90,000 square-foot gold-studded ballroom which will be bigger than the White House whil…

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Fatal UCSF Stabbing Heightens Concerns About Health Worker Safety

The killing of Alberto Rangel, a 51-year-old social worker at San Francisco General Hospital, has left colleagues grieving and questioning whether hi…

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Calls Escalate for Release of Caribbean Boat Strike Video

Lawmakers are demanding that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth release video of the September strike that killed two survivors of a U.S. attack on their…

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How NIH Funding Cuts Are Slowing the Search for Cures

The National Institutes of Health have historically funded scientists to find cures for diseases and protect public health. NIH funding has led to th…

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Investigation: Lax State Oversight Endangers California’s Child Farmworkers

Children as young as 12 can legally work on California’s farms, picking strawberries and pruning blueberry bushes along with a host of other physical…

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Mobile Homes Provide Affordable Housing, But Their Future Is at Risk

In California, mobile homes make up to 6% of the state’s housing stock. With as many as 300,000 homes in 5,000 mobile home parks in the state, they p…

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Would You Erase a Painful Memory, if You Could?

In groundbreaking experiments with mice, Boston University neuroscientist Steve Ramirez has succeeded in turning memories on and off, even implanting…

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How Private Soundtracks Are Changing Public Life: The New Normal of Constant Headphone Use

On the bus and in the grocery store line, more and more people are keeping their AirPods in. While we work, while we walk, while we shower, even whil…

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Patricia Lockwood on How Illness Can Give You ‘Another You’
Patricia Lockwood on How Illness Can Give You ‘Another You’

When writer Patricia Lockwood fell ill with Covid in March 2020, she says she felt insane for months, experiencing  “Brian fog” (not brain fog) and w…

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