Most recent
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22 Oct 2014:
Service that aims to integrate Twitter into new generation of apps is unveiled at company’s first developers conference in four years
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19 Oct 2014: Peter Preston: The almost 50-year-old San Francisco weekly the Bay Guardian disappeared suddenly last week in a puff of cynical sanctimony
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18 Oct 2014: Lawyer says California man Charles Wondo, allegedly had hit list of nine witnesses, like Jobs, ‘didn’t make a lot of friends’
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14 Oct 2014: No one injured on the American Airlines plane, and aviation experts say cabin wall panels are not part of plane’s structure
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10 Oct 2014: Erik Assadourian explores a new strategy to combat both homelessness and bad driving in cities across the US
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9 Oct 2014:
The billionaire technologist tells US audience that tunnels, not airborne cars, are the future of transport – and that he fears artificial intelligence may one day wipe us out. By Alex Hern
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2 Oct 2014: As his self-portraits go on display in San Francisco, the gay icon talks selfies, gay marriage and stupid attitudes towards sex
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27 Sep 2014: San Francisco defensive lineman, on bail following arrest for domestic violence, is expected to play as authorities investigate
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25 Sep 2014:
Carjacking suspect dies when shot dead by police, following car chase through financial district and across Golden Gate Bridge
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24 Sep 2014: The big man of Beijing’s new show fills the former prison with a giant rainbow dragon and Lego models of 175 prisoners of conscience, from Nelson Mandela to Edward Snowden. The artist’s bravery and commitment are extraordinary
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Video
(5min 21sec),
24 Sep 2014:
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei talks about his newest exhibition at the Alcatraz prison. Take a tour of his large scale installations using Lego, traditional kites and porcelain flowers at the famous San Francisco penitentiary
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19 Sep 2014:
Originally published in the Guardian on 19 September 1975: The kidnapped newspaper heiress turned revolutionary urban guerrilla and bank robber is arrested in San Francisco
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18 Sep 2014: It has been approved by the FDA and endorsed by the World Health Organization as safe and effective in preventing HIV, so why is there so much pushback to this so-called ‘miracle drug’? Amanda Holpuch reports
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18 Sep 2014: Nine-judge panel to hear appeal from home-run leader who was convicted over testimony to drugs grand jury
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10 Sep 2014:
Sixty-five-year-old Napa woman dies, the lone casualty of a 6.0 temblor that injured scores in state’s strongest quake since 1989
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