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Forum from the Archives: What Does It Take to Be a ‘Good Woman’?

“All my life I have tried to be a good woman,” writes Savala Nolan. Being “good” meant not rocking the boat. It meant following the rules and fitting…

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Forum From The Archives: When The World Expects Hate, A Palestinian and An Israeli Choose Peace

Aziz Abu Sarah, who is Palestinian, and Maoz Inon, who is Israeli, have both lost family to the conflict in the Middle East. They are also both peace…

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Inside Trump's Pardon Economy

Presidents have traditionally waited until their final months in office to give clemency, but just over a year into his second term, President Trump …

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This Year’s College Grads Have A Tricky Road Ahead

The college graduates in the Class of 2026 have not had an easy path. Part of their high school years were spent in Covid lockdown. And now, they are…

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Still Undecided in California Governor's Primary? Here's Where the Race Stands

As the June 2nd primary approaches, many California voters remain undecided about their pick for California’s next governor. This year’s race is espe…

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Bay Area Director Yoav Potash on the Enduring Weight of the Holocaust in Poland

The award-winning documentary by Bay Area director Yoav Potash, “Among Neighbors,” sheds light on the history of antisemitism in Poland, where both d…

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How San Diego is Responding After Mosque Shooting

Two teenage gunmen killed three people, and later themselves, in an attack Monday at the Islamic Center of San Diego, the city’s largest mosque. Auth…

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DACA’s Future Uncertain as Delays Disrupt Lives, Raise Fears of Deportation

Since it was created back in 2012, DACA has allowed unauthorized immigrants who arrived in the US during childhood to go to school and work without f…

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What Hantavirus Teaches Us About the State of Outbreak Response

The recent hantavirus outbreak, which killed three people and sickened close to a dozen more, is largely under control, with many passengers now quar…

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The Child of Revolutionaries, Running From the FBI

Even as a young child, Zayd Ayers Dohrn knew that the FBI was after his family. His parents Bernardine Dohrn and Bill Ayers had been living as fugiti…

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