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  • 5 days ago | sfgate.com | Kimberly Alters |Charles Russo |Dan Gentile |Timothy Karoff

    San Francisco is a jungle for its human residents, too, with new sights and sounds lurking behind every tree and along every promenade. To keep track of the city’s thicket of activity, we started Fogcutter, SFGATE’s weekly roundup of events, ephemera and entertainment. Every week, our reporters crawl the city’s sidewalks, studios and shopping centers and write about what they see.

  • 1 week ago | catholicworldreport.com | Charles Russo |Carl Olson

    (Image: Sebastian Pichler/unsplash.com)The Justices simply announced that “[t]he judgment [of the Supreme Court of Oklahoma] is affirmed by an equally divided Court.”The outcome involving St. Isidore is something of a surprise because, during oral arguments on April 30th, it appeared that a narrow Supreme Court majority would decide in favor of allowing the school to operate.

  • 2 weeks ago | sfgate.com | Timothy Karoff |Kendra Smith |Silas Valentino |Charles Russo

    My friends and I checked in last Saturday and were provided with a wooden bucket with fresh water and the classic shallow spoon for pouring it on the hot stones. Inside the new, barrel-style sauna, the temperature was a sizzling 190 degrees. A clever hourglass timer on the wall kept us from overstaying. The short walk to the bay was chilling, in the best way possible. By the third round, we could make it almost 10 minutes inside, and our dips were energizing rather than shocking.

  • 4 weeks ago | us2.campaign-archive.com | Amy Welborn |Larry Chapp |Charles Russo |Conor Dugan

    My unplanned week in Rome for a papal election By Amy Welborn on May 08, 2025 07:32 pmA week ago today, I wasn’t even thinking about going to Rome. Yes, Pope Francis had died, and yes, a conclave was coming.

  • 1 month ago | catholicworldreport.com | Charles Russo |Carl Olson

    (Image: Wesley Tingey / Unsplash.com)On February 18, 2025, in Foote v. Ludlow School Committee, the First Circuit undermined parental God-given rights to direct the upbringing of their children. The court instead upheld the authority of educators in Massachusetts, who, acting pursuant to an unwritten protocol of their school committee (as boards are called there), withheld information from parents that their sixth-grade daughter wanted to be identified by a male name and pronouns at school.

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