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Director of News, San Francisco Chronicle. Email: demian.bulwa at sfchronicle.com. Tips welcome. DMs open.
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‘Keep digging': What happened in months and days leading up to the Chronicle's Eric Swalwell story

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By Demian Bulwa Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Former Rep. Eric Swalwell sits backstage before his appearance to on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" show in Los Angeles on Nov. 20, 2025, where he announced his run for governor. (Stephen Lam/S.F. Chronicle) The event that set in motion Eric Swalwell's swift downfall, from congressman running for governor to political outcast accused of sexual assault, was the most routine act in journalism: a cold call. The caller was the Chronicle's D.C. correspondent, Alexei Koseff.
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‘Keep digging’: What happened in the days leading up to the Chronicle’s Eric Swalwell story

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By Demian Bulwa Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
The event that set in motion Eric Swalwell’s swift downfall, from congressman running for governor to political outcast accused of sexual assault, was the most routine act in journalism: a cold call. The caller was the Chronicle’s Washington correspondent, Alexei Koseff. The woman who answered on the morning of March 25 was cagey, at first. She withheld the painful account she would later reveal.
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A BART police officer made a bigoted AI deepfake about a Sikh colleague. What happens next? Original

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By Susie Neilson Verified, Demian Bulwa Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
In a brief video that circulated over the holidays among officers of the BART police force, the department’s chief pins a badge on a beaming young officer wearing the turban of his Sikh faith. Ominous music plays in the background, and it soon becomes clear why: The chief removes the turban, turns it over and discovers a semiautomatic pistol inside. The newly hired officer is no longer smiling.
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