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Foreign correspondent: Kamala Harris on war, peace, and the Middle East

Reese Erlich - August 14, 2020

Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin hasn’t forgotten a 2017 meeting with members of Senator Kamala Harris’s staff to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza....

Foreign Correspondent

SF joins fight for US-Cuba medical cooperation

Reese Erlich - July 22, 2020

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution July 21 calling for the US to cooperate with Cuba in the fight against...

Out of the Crate: Revolutionary records to spin you into summer

John-Paul Shiver - July 6, 2020

With this past weekend, summer's officially here—and while that may not mean dancing in the streets, you can certainly use some new protest and...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign correspondent: Libya, the forgotten war

Reese Erlich - July 2, 2020

I arrived at the airport in Tripoli, Libya, on assignment for CBS Radio with my paperwork in order. I even had the phone numbers...

Culture

Screen Grabs: Two movies so bad they’re (almost) good

Dennis Harvey - June 16, 2020

This last Sunday marked our POTUS’ birthday—he’s now 74, never mind that he frequently plays the “too old” card on people just a couple...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Michael Flynn’s forgotten Turkish connection

Reese Erlich - May 22, 2020

Trump’s Justice Department wants to drop all charges against former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn despite his having admitted to being guilty. Twice. The...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Trump v. Biden on foreign policy

Reese Erlich - May 8, 2020

We all know that President Donald Trump’s foreign policy has been a disaster. But is Joe Biden’s any better? Trump promised to stop America's endless...

Culture

Screen Grabs: Great new docs, from global inequality to SF thrash metal

Dennis Harvey - April 30, 2020

Though the impulse for many during times of stress is to escape into fictional entertainment—or something “stranger than fiction,” like Tiger King—nonfiction can prove...

Movies

‘Crip Camp’ captures a very vivid moment in disability rights struggle

Emily Wilson - April 16, 2020

In 1970 and 71, Jim LeBrecht attended Camp Jened for teenagers with disabilities in upstate New York. The camp had a profound effect on his...

Music

Noise Pop snaps, crackles, and jangles with surprises and new favorites

John-Paul Shiver - March 6, 2020

Facilitators of Noise Pop Music and Arts Festival know the key to running a successful week-long bill of shows throughout the Bay Area, which extended...

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Foreign correspondent: Kamala Harris on war, peace, and the Middle East

SF joins fight for US-Cuba medical cooperation

Out of the Crate: Revolutionary records to spin you into summer

Foreign correspondent: Libya, the forgotten war

Screen Grabs: Two movies so bad they’re (almost) good

Foreign Correspondent: Michael Flynn’s forgotten Turkish connection

Foreign Correspondent: Trump v. Biden on foreign policy

Screen Grabs: Great new docs, from global inequality to SF thrash metal

‘Crip Camp’ captures a very vivid moment in disability rights struggle

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