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A stunning weekend of political assassination and protest nationally wrapped up locally with a Pride march on Sunday — this one for transgender rights and visibility. It capped off two days of protests filling the streets of San Diego and beyond.
In local news, NASA-JPL technology is helping scientists detect and identify environmental pollution in the Tijuana River Valley; a man who threatened the “No Kings” marches online is out on bail; and don’t miss a charming story about a father-daughter duo working together on the USS Nimitz.
Finally, if you struggled to beat the heat over the weekend, good news: a cooling trend is now underway.
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Today’s top story
‘Can’t erase us’: Drag queens march in Hillcrest for trans rights, capping protest weekend
By Madeline Nguyen • Times of San Diego
Famous drag icons and local queens lip-synced, vogued and marched through Hillcrest on Sunday afternoon to stand up for the transgender community.
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Today’s opinion column
Opinion: Strike on Iran risks drawing San Diego military into another ‘forever war’
The conflict between Israel and Iran at this moment has the potential of sucking in the United States, and military forces from San Diego.
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