Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2015-05-26

• A new home for an old statue
• Time Warner close to $55B cable merger
• City’s homeless live in fear of eviction from camps
• Schools rethink social media
• 500 bikes ready to hit the streets on Sunday
• THE RIGHT BALANCE
• MORTON, BUCS WIN
• CMU GAME ADDRESSES ASSAULT
• Family still wonders about man missing since 1958
• Josh Duggar’s life is a troubling reality
• India heat wave kills over 500
• Japan to join major military exercise
• Twister kills 13 in Mexico border city
• U.S., Turkey discuss rebel air support
• Biden reassures Iraqi PM amid harsh criticism
• Director addresses sensitive question
• Hospitals encourage breastfeed­ing
• Sanders appeals to Warren wing
• Cleveland reaches settlement with Justice Department
• Pa. lawmakers propose moving presidenti­al primary even earlier
• Suspect’s mother noticed changes in his behavior
• Boy shot with BB gun in critical condition
• Inmates’ mental health advocate begins today
• Teenager charged with assault against woman
• Artist’s sign defined Las Vegas
• Sales rep was colorful and caring dad
• Postal Service reduces Mount Washington hours
• The Irish vote is a victory for Christian teachings
• Pollution source
• PSBA’s Right-to-Know charter request is all for show
• Conformity on the right
• Islamic State survival
• The race is on Hopefuls vie to be on stage in the first Republican debate
• DEP wades into ambiguous area of noise regulation
• Columbia Pipeline Group plans expansion
• Loud compressor stations create ‘silent’ businesses
• Climate change plan seen doubling coal plant closures
• New role, new challenge
• For some, calling in sick is a luxury
• Security concerns as technology takes over
• Specify lease terms when drafting contracts
• Swedish study suggests cases of autism aren’t on rise
• Depression may be a precursor to Parkinson’s disease
• Researcher gets $3.2 million grant
• How healthy lifestyle research worked
• Let boss see how little co-worker does
• Charity events
• Music the common thread in ‘Echo’
• Animation artist/educator Jayla Patton
• Defense on spot as OTAs kick off
• Back end of bullpen remains as solid as ever
• Pitching dominance fuels Norwin’s postseason surge
• Belle Vernon freshman sparkles
• Central Catholic’s ties to ’79 team abundant
• Venus no match for Stephens, 22
• James plays well while also playing hurt
• Lightning is on verge of title-round berth
• National League
• American League
• Bounce-back season nets UCLA first No. 1 seed
• Liz likely to be lost in shuffle of roster
• More shadiness in FIFA world

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