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Foreign Correspondent

Chairman John Bolton takes over North Korea

Reese Erlich -
PYONGYANG --North Korean leader Kim Jong-un announced today that he was resigning and appointing John Bolton as the country's new supreme leader. Kim, apparently acting...
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Soundwave’s diverse, reverberating visions

Marke B. -
ARTS FORECAST The biennial Soundwave festival (Sat/8-October 26) is one of those incredible Bay Area experiences that really connects music and performance with the feeling...
News + Politics

Attacking an SF judge for being too ‘soft on crime’

Tim Redmond and Alex Catsoulis -
An auto burglary case that, thanks in part to an SF Chron column, has spurred anger among mostly white anti-crime crusaders comes before a...
Examined Life

Examined Life: Power, patriarchy, and the imperfect guru

Karen Macklin -
It’s the end of an era, albeit a very short one. In 2014, Against the Stream (ATS) Buddhist Meditation Society—an organization founded by counter culture...
News + Politics

Tech and Prop. C

John Elberling -
The "sf.citi" website shows 29 Bay Area tech companies as members. Almost all the big guys are there (except Apple and Oracle) -- Facebook,...
Foreign Correspondent

What 15 years of war has brought us: Angry Iraqis

Reese Erlich -
Militant protests continue in the oil rich city of Basra despite a harsh government crackdown. Thousands of Iraqis are demanding jobs, restoration of basic...
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Hemlock Tavern closing, Polk Street Blues Fest, Erasure …

Marke B. -
ARTS FORECAST More housing is coming to Polk Street, and, despite a Peskin-led effort to preserve it in some fashion, belovedly scruffy rock spot Hemlock...
Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Trump in Afghanistan

Reese Erlich -
President Donald Trump is back on the stump, trumpeting his alleged triumphs since the 2016 elections. Somehow, he never mentions Afghanistan. For years, Trump has...
News + Politics

American Psychological Association beats back military psychologists

Reese Erlich -
On Wednesday the leadership council of the American Psychological Association (APA) voted by an overwhelming 61-33% to keep its current policy prohibiting members from...
News + Politics

Psychologists push to return to Guantanamo Bay

Reese Erlich -
American Psychological Association (APA) policy prohibits members from working for the military in Guantanamo or any site where torture takes place. Now some military...
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