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As AI IPOs poise to inflate SF, a plan to save the world emerges
Global Justice Project's roadmap could fix climate change and wealth inequality. Will Democrats embrace it?
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Diving into iconic restaurant Crustacean's 'secret' kitchen
Plus: Tech plutocrats won bigtime, BIG WEEK tells you what to do, Wealth Women bring heavy truths
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Chan and Wiener will face off in November
Plus: Iceland's glaciers melt into memory, Human League keeps feeling fascination, 'The Lunchbox' is a tasty charmer
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Chakrabarti supporters are helping elect Wiener
Plus: A trembling 'Memento Forest,' Norma I. Quintana's Puerto Rican visions, Poison the Well's onslaught
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The weird stories about Chan and AIPAC don't add up
Plus: De Young puts lowriders on the front lawn, Guild Theatre celebrates 100, and RIP to a nightlife legend.
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Low turnout signals chaos for crucial election
Plus: BIG WEEK has your to-do list, Ladytron returns, a film noir genius gets his due
The Agenda
An East Coast win may bring tidings for SF's election
Chris Rabb's election to Congress in PA shows that dissatisfaction with the status quo remains a vote-driver.
The Daily
Abolishing commissions is a terrible idea. Here's why
Plus: Monet in Venice, waiting for 'Doubt,' and 'The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time'
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How many 'L's are in 'Google'?
48 Hills is 100% human, but our matching fundraiser deadline looms
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New Melgar-Lurie affordable housing plan is great—cutting other funding is not
And who will pay for Dorsey's drug-free housing bill? Plus: DocFest brings anarchy in high heels, and Chapterhouse dives back into shoegaze 'Whirlpool'
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🎷Summer concert season is heating up
Plus: Two Hedwigs—better than one? And a Hitchcock Fest to die for.
The Agenda
Why is SF election turnout so low, so far?
Voters may be biding their time to see who knocks who out of the polls