Новости за 12.07.2024

American-made films took two top prizes at the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BiFan) in South Korea, ahead of a slew of Korean and Taiwanese titles that took the lesser prizes. “The Last Stop in Yuma County,” a crime thriller directed by Francis Galluppi and set around a restaurant in Arizona, won the KRW20 million […]

Meghan Markle is so desperate to revive her flailing ‘Archetypes’ podcast as it moves to a new platform, that she’s willing to call on her former co-stars from the TV show 'Suits' to draw in viewers.

In recent weeks, long-simmering online fears percolated to the forefront of the collective digital consciousness over Project 2025, a radical far-right blueprint for the nation.

Rose Namajunas will step on the scale at UFC Denver weigh-ins Friday. | Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images

The UFC Denver weigh-in video features 24 fighters stepping on the scale Friday morning in Denver.

A Chicago city ordinance mandating 10 days of paid time off a year for workers took effect July 1 along with other new labor laws that aim to improve working conditions for Chicagoans.

Covering politics for three decades left me with a lifetime of takeaways, but a compelling one that resurfaces more often than most, as we try to explain widespread public perceptions of politicians, is the importance of narrative.

"Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall." — Proverbs 16:18

Gone are the days of stashing coins in your car for highway toll booths, the last vestige of a 60-year period when drivers could stop to deposit change or hand over cash.

DEAR ABBY: I recently watched a video of the founder of Overeaters Anonymous, Rozanne S., telling the story of founding the program and her own struggles with food. In it, she mentioned that your mother had been instrumental in getting OA information out to the public and was responsible for its growth.

Sports gambling is now mainstream. It rose from a mostly underground cottage industry of shady bookies to a pervasive online betting enterprise supported by alluring television commercials and gaudy facilities.

We seem to be in an endless loop. Gun-related shootings in the U.S. are astoundingly commonplace, whether premeditated or in the heat of the moment. This past Fourth of July weekend there were more than 100 shootings in Chicago alone.

The Douglass Park community is to be commended. Somehow they managed to spare themselves the misery that three days of today’s ultra-loud pop music can inflict on their lives.

The event is part art project, part spirit rally, part championship race.

The 1933 Long Beach earthquake sparked efforts to mitigate future disasters.

It's the hotel's first appearance on a popular list.

As Correa comes back to SF, SFGATE columnist Dave Tobener is wondering, "What if?"

The one-of-a-kind ingredient can’t be found anywhere else.

Established with a mission to be the “fiercest, most inclusive” team in world soccer, the NWSL club with a star-studded list of investors has instead been beset by infighting and power struggles.

Outspent by Big Tech, some academics are focusing on research that requires less computing power, even as they try to build more of it.

When autos become obsolete more quickly, dealers see more return customers.

PRIME DAY is just around the corner, but I’ve come across two amazing deals on wireless earbuds on Amazon that you shouldn’t miss today.

“Beef” not “chicken” has been the fuel to this culture all along.