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A warm summer day sitting beneath the shade of a tree or a beach umbrella with a tall cold drink at the ready and a juicy book waiting to be read — w…
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Supreme Court Rulings This Term Impact Immigrants, Transgender Youth, EPA Regulations
So far this term the Supreme Court has allowed states to ban gender transition care for youth, made it easier for white people and other “majority” g…
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In Sara Kehaulani Goo’s ‘Kuleana,’ Culture and Capitalism Collide in Hawaii
Author and veteran journalist Sara Kehaulani Goo grew up in Southern California making frequent visits to Hawaii, where her extended family owned a v…
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Israel and Iran Reach Tentative Ceasefire
A fragile ceasefire is in effect between Israel and Iran, just days after the United States intervened in the war by striking Iranian nuclear sites. …
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Local Media Is Dead. But Not in the Bay Area.
Local media is dying according to headlines. But that is not the case in the Bay Area. Last year the New York Times reported that San Francisco alone…
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Gen Z Embraces Trades as the College-to-Career Pipeline Cracks
Today’s young workers are rethinking what makes a good job. A new Resume Builder survey finds that more than a third of Gen Z college grads are worki…
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How Trump's Immigration Crackdown is Playing Out in the Bay Area
The Trump Administration has targeted Southern California for its harshest crackdown on immigrants. For the past few weeks, federal agents have raide…
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Molly Jong-Fast on 'How to Lose Your Mother'
“As much as I love my mother, I’ve often found myself regarding her with feelings that are somewhat closer to the opposite of love,” writes political…
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As Iran and Israel War Continues, What Does It Mean for the Bay Area Iranian Diaspora?
As the war between Israel and Iran continues, members of the Iranian diaspora in the Bay Area are closely watching as people in Iran are being asked …
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Journalist Barbara Demick Traces Decades of Trauma From China’s One-Child Policy
Nearly a decade after the end of China’s one-child policy, families are still reeling from its traumas. In multiple cases, officials in China forcibl…
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