The 2024 Presidential Election; Joe Biden Drops Out and Kamala Harris Becomes the De Facto Nominee
Biden made the right decision not to run for a second term. He has slowed down significantly during what is now his last year in office.
Opinions & Editorials
The More, The Merrier: A Look into Why a Multi-Party System Might Benefit the U.S.
In life and in nature, things are rarely binary, and maybe it's time that the U.S. political parties catch up.
Have Your Say: What is the Biggest Concern You Have Today About the U.S.?
What is the Biggest Concern You Have Today About the U.S.?
The middle-class desperately needs affordable healthcare
For many middle-class Americans, healthcare coverage is a downward spiral into debt. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), about 14 million Americans have more than $1,000 in medical debt.
Your Constitutional Rights Are Under Attack
Biden has shown too much of his hand. In his mind, committing non-violent acts of civil disobedience is justification enough to send swarms of police into peaceful demonstrations, who have carried out violent attacks on students.
Why We Still Oppose SFMTA's Quick-Build Project
By Fred Muhlheim, Michael Adams, and Jean Barish
City College of San Francisco, one of the City’s most beloved institutions, is again under attack. After facing the loss of accreditation in 2012, a revolving door of Chancellors, and drastic class cuts, now safe, adequate access to the school is
The Frida Kahlo Quick-Build Project Makes the Streets Safer for All
The Frida Kahlo Way Quick-Build project will add a two-way protected bikeway on the east side of Frida Kahlo Way / south side of Judson Avenue, update pedestrian crossings and make changes to improve Muni access and reliability. These changes will improve road safety for pedestrians and people who b