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Digital security increasingly relies on AI. But that tech isn’t as secure as we think

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Douglas Yeung

Here are the best and worst-case scenarios for the Supreme Court’s Grants Pass ruling on homelessness

Bryan Huntley,11, sits on a cooler outside his tent after getting in a fight with one of his sisters at Riverside Park in Grants Pass, Oregon on...

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Chronicle Editorial Board

Earth Day should be a federal holiday. Here’s why

Molly Leuch of Climate Action Healdsburg group participates in the city’s ClimateFest on Earth Day in 2023. When my oldest daughter was 5 years old,...

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Ariella Cook-Shonkoff

On Earth Day, Americans need to step up and protect their national parks

The Golden Gate National Recreation Area in Marin County and San Francisco is one of America’s national parks, which many consider the country’s...

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Robert Manning

‘Civil War’ envisions bloody breakup of U.S. That’s not how it would really happen

Director Alex Garland's “Civil War” is a series of horrifying set pieces — torture by gas station attendants, summary execution of journalists,...

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Joe Mathews

A squirrel named Furry Boi won a UC Berkeley student Senate seat. I’ve seen worse decisions in politics

. In other election news,  a squirrel has been elected to the UC Berkeley student Senate. According to an article by Kent German at SFGate, the...

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Jack Ohman

I just helped save a man’s life with Narcan on S.F.’s streets. He still may be doomed

Will Krtek tries to save a man who was overdosing on Mission Street near Seventh Street in San Francisco on Sept. 19, 2023. Emergency personnel...

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Jim Carroll

Here's the real reason PG&E rates are skyrocketing in California

PG&E high-voltage power transmission lines cut through the hills of San Ramon. The state Public Utilities Commission circumvented its procedures...

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Loretta Lynch

What serving on a San Francisco jury just taught me about crime and justice in California

Criminal trials are acts of theater performed to persuade a jury. The credibility of the police, lawyers and witnesses involved in the case...

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Matthew Fleischer

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