Gay San Francisco: The Latest
Researchers Find Clues That Depression May Speed Brain Aging
Memory and thinking skills naturally slow with age but now scientists are peeking inside living brains to tell if depression might worsen that decline — and finding some worrisome clues.
NOT REAL NEWS: A Look at What Didn't Happen This Week
None of these is legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked these out. Here are the real facts.
2020 Dems Hit Early Voting States; Weld Explores GOP Bid
Several Democratic presidential candidates are spending the long holiday weekend on the campaign trail, while a Republican has announced he's creating an exploratory committee for a possible 2020 run.
Vatican Defrocks Former Us Cardinal McCarrick Over Sex Abuse
ope Francis has defrocked former U.S. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick after Vatican officials found him guilty of soliciting for sex while hearing confession and sexual crimes against minors and adults, the Holy See said Saturday.
Trump Emergency Declaration Faces Fights in the Courts
President Donald Trump declared a national emergency along the southern border and predicted his administration would end up defending it all the way to the Supreme Court.
Watch: Trailer for Anne Hathaway-Starring 'The Hustle' Drops
Anne Hathaway - recipient of the Human Rights Campaign's "National Ally for Equality" award - co-stars with Rebel Woilsonin the MGM movie "The Hustle." Check out the new trailer!
Runner Recalls Desperate Fight with Thrashing Mountain Lion
Fear washed over Travis Kauffman as he wrestled with a thrashing mountain lion that attacked him on a Colorado mountain trail, but then his fighting instinct took over as he found its neck with his foot and suffocated the young cat.
Southern Baptist Leader Sorry He Supported Accused Pastor
A prominent leader in the Southern Baptist Convention said he was wrong to support a Kentucky pastor accused of covering up sex abuse.
Analysis: Shutdown Saga Offers Lesson in Divided Government
When you want results in a polarized Washington, sometimes it pays to simply leave the professionals alone to do their jobs.
Illinois Man Being Fired from Job Fatally Shoots 5 Workers
The frantic calls started pouring in at 1:24 p.m. A gunman was shooting people inside a sprawling manufacturing warehouse in Aurora, Illinois.
News
Judge Halts Air Force's Efforts to Discharge Airmen with HIV
A federal judge on Friday ordered the U.S. Air Force to temporarily stop discharging service members who are HIV-positive, ruling that it's working under a policy that is "irrational" and "outdated."
Entertainment
San Francisco, CA
Review :: Creditors
There's so much red meat here for actor's actors to chew over that it's very hard to resist, and its rewards feel almost perverse.
Review :: Never Look Away
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck — the director of "The Lives of Others" and "The Tourist" — has created yet another film that will surely be remembered. Exactly how one will remember it... well, that's a matter of interpretation.
Business
AP Interview: Philippine Journalist Sees Threat to Democracy
The head of a Philippine online news site who was arrested on a libel complaint accused President Rodrigo Duterte's administration of acting like a dictatorship and using the law as a weapon to muzzle dissent.
Technology
AP PHOTOS: Scientists Fine-Tune Method to Save Rhinos
Only two northern white rhinos exist in the world: both are female and neither can bear calves. But scientists have not given up hope of saving the species from extinction.
Finance
Confusing and High Bills Add to Anxiety and Suffering for Cancer Patients
A personal account of how medical bills can amplify the struggle families face during a critical illness.
Cars
Edmunds: Top Car-Buying Mistakes to Avoid
Here are some of the most common car-shopping mistakes people make when buying or leasing a car. Avoid them and you'll have a better car-buying experience.
Style
Favorite Feel-Good Moments From NY Fashion Week
Fashion feels good: there were some moments of genuine, happy emotion at New York Fashion Week. Here are a few feel-good moments of the week:
Health/Fitness
Modern Life's Most Common Stressors
Phone batteries dying, sticking to plans, and slow WiFi — these are just some of the modern causes of stress plaguing Americans today, according to new research.
Travel
72 (Gayish) Hours in Milwaukee
A few days in Milwaukee reveal a round-up of lively LGBTQ-friendly bars, local eats, culture, and most of the time... snow.
Nightlife
San Francisco, CA
Women Take the Stage - Ms. San Francisco Leather Contest at SOMArts
One of the biggest annual local gatherings for leatherwomen took place this past Saturday, the Ms. San Francisco Leather contest at SOMArts Cultural Center.
Valentine's Day @ The Standard :: February 14, 2019
For Valentine's Day, Susanne Bartsch produced Kabaret Boom, held at Top of The Standard in New York. Guests included DJ Aquaria, Dirty Martini, and a special appearance from pop star Kim Petras.
