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RELIGION
Striking Photos Show Demolition Of Century-Old Pennsylvania Catholic Church
By
Carol Kuruvilla
The Diocese of Scranton was unable to sell the historic St. Joseph’s Church in Nanticoke, once a popular worship site for Slovak families.
Raymond Boyd via Getty Images
U.S. NEWS
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Publisher Went On 'Intoxicated' Newsroom Rampage, Staffers Say
By
Nina Golgowski
John Robinson Block allegedly threatened to “burn the place down” and punish staff for union activity as he dragged along his sobbing child.
National Center For Atmospheric Research
U.S. NEWS
Pioneering Black Scientist Wins ‘Nobel Prize For The Environment’
By
Nexus Media News
, Editorial Partner
Warren Washington wins the award for climate science. His freshman college advisor told him to avoid physics because it was “probably too hard” for him.
POLITICS
Newspaper Cuts Ties With Comic After Discovering 'Go F**k Yourself' To Trump
By
Jenna Amatulli
In the Sunday issue of Pennsylvania's Butler Eagle, a reader spotted the insult in "Non Sequitur."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
U.S. NEWS
Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty To New Charges
Robert Bowers' attorney is a noted death penalty lawyer whose past clients have included a 9/11 conspirator and Unabomber Ted Kaczynski.
Ji Sub Jeong/HuffPost
POLITICS
How Can American Jews Stay Safe Now?
By Mitch Eiven, On Assignment For HuffPost
Rabbis aren't sure what it'll take to protect their congregants -- or whether guns should be part of the solution.
Justin K. Aller via Getty Images
CRIME
Ex-Penn State Assistant Coach Jerry Sandusky Gets New Sentence Hearing
By Mark Scolforo, AP
The former assistant football coach for Penn state was convicted of child sexual abuse in 2012.
White House
POLITICS
Trump's State Of The Union Guests Include Bullied Boy, Synagogue Shooting Survivors
By
Nina Golgowski
The 13 guests, who also include former jail inmates, are touted as representing "the very best of America."
Kate Kilpatrick/The Hechinger Report
U.S. NEWS
Going To School Is A Struggle When Your Family Is Hiding From ICE
By
The Hechinger Report
, Editorial Partner
“At my age I’m supposed to make friends and have a good high school life. Not being able to do that really hurts.”
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MEDIA
Tom Brady Is Labeled A ‘Known Cheater’ By TV News Station Caption
By
Ron Dicker
Pittsburgh's CBS affiliate KDKA fired the employee responsible.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
U.S. NEWS
19 New Charges Filed Against Alleged Tree Of Life Synagogue Shooter
By
Sara Boboltz
If convicted, Robert Bowers could face the death penalty for a mass shooting that left 11 dead in a quiet Pittsburgh neighborhood.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
CRIME
Catholic Priest Sentenced To Jail For Abusing Boys, Forcing 1 To Say Confession
David Lee Poulson was charged as a result of Pennsylvania's landmark grand jury report into the Catholic Church's sex abuse scandal.
Courtesy Koroun Butler
SPORTS
Philadelphia Eagles Fan Completes Bucket List Goal To Attend Every Game After Health Scare
By
Samantha Tomaszewski
After contracting a viral infection in his heart in 2016, Koroun Butler set out on his mission to attend every single 2018 regular season game.
CBS Pittsburgh
RELIGION
Syrian Refugee High School Student Hospitalized After Bathroom Attack
By
Carol Kuruvilla
Police are treating the attack at Chartiers Valley High School as a bullying incident.
Patrick Smith via Getty Images
SPORTS
Hockey Enforcer's Punch Answers Rival Executive Who Called Him A Coward
By
Ron Dicker
"I read the stuff that's said after last season and leading up to it," the Washington Capitals' Tom Wilson said after brutally pummeling Pittsburgh's Jamie Oleksiak.
Nicolas Ortega for HuffPost
POLITICS
The Bible-Thumping Tech CEO Who’s Proud Of Keeping Neo-Nazis Online
By
Jessica Schulberg
Rob Monster claims he helped resurrect Gab because of his commitment to free speech. He also has a lot to say about Jews.
Keith Srakocic/The Associated Press
U.S. NEWS
Why Some Cities Are Losing People But Getting Wealthier
By
Stateline
, Editorial Partner
Conventional wisdom says job and population growth is a marker of a healthy economy. But these cities show that's not always the case.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
U.S. NEWS
Anti-Semitic Flyers Found In Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Neighborhood: Police
By
Hayley Miller
Police confirmed an ongoing investigation into the matter on Sunday, the eighth night of Hanukkah.
Nate Smallwood for HuffPost
IMPACT
Bad Public Transportation Keeps Americans Poor. These Folks Won’t Tolerate It.
By
Colin Deppen
For many, achieving the American Dream depends on access to public transit.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
RELIGION
Court Sides With Clergy Who Don't Want To Be Named In Landmark Sex Abuse Report
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court decided the 11 Catholic priests' reputations could be “irreparably and illegitimately impugned" if their names were disclosed.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
U.S. NEWS
Pittsburgh Synagogue Holds Hanukkah Ceremony Where Mass Shooting Left 11 Dead
By RAMESH SANTANAM, Associated Press
“To me, it’s a simple message: The light is the message."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
HEALTH
How Mowing Overgrown Lots Reduced Shootings In Philadelphia Neighborhoods
By
Erin Schumaker
In a hyperpolarized political climate, researchers say cleaning blighted spaces could be an apolitical option.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SPORTS
Philadelphia Eagles Bailed 9 People From Jail Using Social Justice Funds
By
Carla Herreria
The NFL team's players raised money that was matched by the Eagles Social Justice Fund over Thanksgiving.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
CRIME
Woman Accused Of Duping People On GoFundMe Claims She Was ‘Duped’ Herself
By
Dominique Mosbergen
Kate McClure, her ex-boyfriend and a homeless veteran have been accused of conspiring together to defraud people out of their money.
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U.S. NEWS
Cab Drivers Refuse To Pick Up Racists After Philly Rally With Proud Boys
By
Sebastian Murdock
Video appears to show various drivers declining to give the far-right activists a ride.
U.S. Attorney's Office
POLITICS
D.C.'s Neo-Nazi Brothers Were Hiding In Plain Sight
By
Ryan J. Reilly
and
Jessica Schulberg
A neighbor in Washington’s Bloomingdale neighborhood warned a cop about extremists Jeffrey and Edward Clark. It wasn’t enough.
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