San Francisco Chronicle - 2022-05-20

• Struggling vintners turning to truffles
• Coalition jolted as lawmaker quits
• Red Cross will list surrendere­d troops as POWs
• Attacks hurt relations with Afghan Taliban
• Biden directing attention to east during 6-day tour
• Court to rule on whether U.S. can seize Russian yacht
• King orders house arrest for ‘erratic’ half brother
• Hungary hosting U.S. conservati­ves during conference
• Officials warn of rising cases throughout U.S.
• Grand jury indicts man in rampage blamed on racism
• Rare U.S. case of monkeypox cited
• Crews slow fires but brace for conditions to worsen
• Circus returns without animal acts
• NASA’s marsquake mission nearing end because of dust
• A warrior for voting rights
• Kounalakis for a second-term launching pad
• Revenge not for Strus, once let go by Celtics
• Scherzer out 6-8 weeks with left oblique strain
• Alonso’s homer gives Mets win
• Sidelined Vogt pays visit to A’s broadcast booth
• Fisher answers Saban’s charge with disdain
• Panthers struck by Lightning at finish
• Female referees to work World Cup
• How bills get killed in the Legislatur­e
• Boardwalk installed to protect redwoods
• Police seek informatio­n in East Palo Alto shootout
• Latinos lag on company boards
• Deaths in traffic rise for second consecutiv­e year
• Michael Dargento
• Robert Ronald
• Ann Dempsey
• Alice O’Reilly
• Vincent T. Cantillon
• How bills die in the Legislatur­e
• Robert “Bob” Berke
• Boardwalk protects redwoods
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Frat party fiasco goes from satire to terror
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• ’90s nostalgia is fun, but reminds of a dark history too
• Documentar­y warns of self-driving Teslas

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