Two West Point graduates propose establishing a military academy dedicated to cyber, space, and robotics. They argue this new institution is crucial to prepare future leaders for emerging defense domains, Task & Purpose reports.
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Isabella Rossi
A foreign correspondent with a knack for uncovering hidden stories.
San Francisco gears up to host the 2025 Laver Cup, drawing tennis fans worldwide. The event is set to boost sports tourism, showcasing top talent in a city known for its vibrant culture and iconic landmarks.
The San Francisco Chronicle revisits Mark Twain’s sharp critique of “idiot” politicians, drawing parallels to today’s political landscape. Twain’s words shed light on ongoing leadership challenges and public frustration.
Journey USA is set to perform live at Fox Theatre in Redwood City on Saturday, April 25th. Fans can expect a night of classic hits and electrifying rock energy. Tickets are on sale now.
A teacher stabbed while vacationing in Italy has returned safely to her family in the U.S. Authorities and loved ones call her survival “a miracle” after the harrowing attack. More details on KYOU-TV.
TheWrap unveils its 2025 list of the Top 50 Film Schools, spotlighting institutions that excel in fostering the next generation of filmmakers with cutting-edge programs and industry connections.
In “Raging Fire,” Donnie Yen and Nicholas Tse deliver a high-octane showdown that recalls classic Hong Kong action cinema. The film blends intense fight choreography with a gripping story, earning praise from the San Francisco Chronicle.
LOVB Pro Volleyball is expanding with a new franchise in San Francisco. The move marks a significant growth for the league, aiming to boost local fan engagement and elevate the sport’s profile on the West Coast.
Tariffs on imported materials could increase construction costs in San Francisco by up to 8% per project, impacting budgets and timelines across the city’s building sector, industry experts warn.
The San Francisco 49ers will debut their new “For the Faithful” uniforms this Saturday against the Seattle Seahawks, unveiling a fresh look that honors the team’s loyal fanbase. The debut game is highly anticipated.
San Francisco’s Abraham Lincoln High School is on the list for potential renaming amid ongoing community debates. However, officials emphasize that no final decision has been made yet, leaving the outcome uncertain.
Three pivotal plays defined the 49ers’ upset over Chicago: a clutch fourth-quarter touchdown, a critical defensive sack, and a game-sealing interception. These moments sealed a hard-fought victory for San Francisco.
Alameda Marina is up for sale as part of a $1 billion redevelopment project aimed at transforming the waterfront area. The ambitious plan seeks to revitalize the site, boosting local economy and housing options.
The Chase Center in San Francisco, California, stands as a landmark in modern arena design. This $1.4 billion multipurpose venue blends cutting-edge construction with sustainable features, setting new standards in urban development.
In a heated dispute over textbooks and Harvey Milk’s legacy, one city grapples with how history is taught. The debate highlights broader tensions around education and LGBTQ+ representation nationwide.
In “Harris’s Early Career: Prosecutor by Day, Boldface Name by Night,” The New York Times explores Kamala Harris’s rise from a focused prosecutor to a prominent public figure, highlighting her dual role in law and politics.
The Valkyries have taken the WNBA by storm, defying expectations with relentless drive and skill. “Nothing has held us back,” they assert, reshaping the league’s competitive landscape.
Fleet Week 2025 in San Francisco returns Oct. 3-7, featuring naval ship tours, air shows, and parades. Visitors can explore military vessels and enjoy performances by the Blue Angels, celebrating the armed forces.
Citywide crime in San Francisco is approaching pre-COVID levels, with most categories showing sharp rebounds. However, auto theft remains significantly elevated, highlighting persistent challenges for local law enforcement.
Amazon has launched its robotaxi service in San Francisco, directly challenging Google’s Waymo. The move marks a significant step in the race to dominate autonomous urban transportation.