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Bulldozers are ripping apart Big Bend National Park. Conservationists are furious.
The work comes ahead of a massive project to improve border security in the region, including vehicle barriers, roads and smart technology.
Rafael Devers, Willy Adames hit home runs, Jung Hoo Lee adds 2-run single as Giants beat Tigers 5-2
Rafael Devers hit a two-run homer in the first, Jung Hoo Lee singled in a pair of runs the next inning before Willy Adames homered in the fifth, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Detroit Tigers…
Cole, Yankees hold off Braves 5-4 in matchup of Cy Young winners
NEW YORK (AP) — Gerrit Cole pitched seven strong innings and outdueled Chris Sale in a matchup of Cy Young Award winners as the New York Yankees beat the Atlanta Braves 5-4 Saturday.
Jackson Jobe has sparkling debut to help the Tigers rout the Giants 8-0
Jackson Jobe held the San Francisco Giants to one hit in five scoreless innings in his first outing in the majors more than a year and the Detroit Tigers broke it open with a six-run seventh inning in…
Cam Smith homers twice as Astros beat newcomer Robbie Ray, Padres 6-3
Cam Smith homered twice and the AL West-leading Houston Astros spoiled Robbie Ray’s San Diego debut by beating the Padres 6-3 for their eighth win in 10 games. The Padres dropped two games behind…
Charli XCX’s fiery Outside Lands debut ends in a rumination on death
Friday night Outside Lands headliner Charli XCX performed one of the best sets the festival has seen in recent years.
Gigantic mosh pits erupt for hardcore rock legends Turnstile at Outside Lands
At sundown during Outside Lands’ opening night, Turnstile burned both ends of the candle to remind the naysayers that it’s a rock ‘n’ roll festival at heart.
Wet Leg seduces San Francisco at Outside Lands
Wet Leg brought its heavier sound and ferocious live show to San Francisco’s Outside Lands.
The internet’s favorite psyop, Geese, mesmerizes Outside Lands
SFGATE senior culture editor Dan Gentile reviews Geese, the rock band that defined 2025.
Stanford researchers used AI to create 16 viruses not found in nature
A new Stanford University study created AI-generated viruses capable of infecting bacteria.