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The end of Shahid Buttar’s campaign — and the lessons

Tim Redmond - July 21, 2020

Shahid Buttar’s campaign against Rep. Nancy Pelosi was always a longshot. He was challenging the person most responsible for challenging Donald Trump, and while...

New Music: A classic Oneness of Juju re-release jolts consciousness

John-Paul Shiver - July 21, 2020

Witness the rhythmic agency of soundtracking a movement. Prudent is the beat that moves your feet and mind simultaneously, jolting up new pathways of...

Housing

The Chron gives up on homelessness

Tim Redmond - July 12, 2020

You have to go pretty deep into the Chron’s annual series on homelessness to find anything very useful, but I read it all, and...

COVID

How Cuba is succeeding in the fight against COVID

Reese Erlich - May 28, 2020

One morning along a street with cracked sidewalks and houses with fading paint, Dr. Liz Caballero and two medical students stopped at every door...

Culture

Tom Ammiano’s feisty new memoir tells all, from Milk to mayoral run

Marke B. - May 7, 2020

In 'Kiss My Gay Ass,' the eminent politico, activist, comedian, teacher, and personality spills the tea.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Riding the edge in ‘Bull’ and ‘All Day and A Night’

Dennis Harvey - May 4, 2020

Funny how some entertainment already plays as “pre-quarantine”—we seem to have been locked down long enough that seeing fictive characters go about their normal...

News + Politics

Where’s the money for health care and saving the planet? Well, we clearly have it

Christopher D. Cook - March 30, 2020

With an unprecedented $2 trillion economic stabilization package at last finalized, and a flood of cash and credit emanating from the government to stem the...

News + Politics

Everyone has to sacrifice in these tough times — except the 1 percent

Tim Redmond - March 20, 2020

The governor told us last night that Californians all have to work together to prevent a greater public-health disaster. He said that “we are...

News + Politics

Some surprising political analysis from the local election results

Tim Redmond - March 5, 2020

The voter turnout is up to 55 percent in San Francisco now, and will exceed 60 percent once the last 54,000 ballots are counted....

Campaign Trail

A little perspective on the Democratic primaries

Tim Redmond - March 4, 2020

Let’s put the Democratic presidential primaries in a little perspective. Yes, the moderates and the party establishment, who clearly don’t want Bernie Sanders to be...

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The end of Shahid Buttar’s campaign — and the lessons

New Music: A classic Oneness of Juju re-release jolts consciousness

The Chron gives up on homelessness

How Cuba is succeeding in the fight against COVID

Tom Ammiano’s feisty new memoir tells all, from Milk to mayoral run

Screen Grabs: Riding the edge in ‘Bull’ and ‘All Day and A Night’

Where’s the money for health care and saving the planet? Well, we clearly have it

Everyone has to sacrifice in these tough times — except the 1 percent

Some surprising political analysis from the local election results

A little perspective on the Democratic primaries

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