Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-05-16

• City high-rise fire kills 1
• Lack of sprinklers in high-rises has been an issue for years
• U.S. says Syria burning bodies to conceal killings
• Report: Trump shared secret info about IS with Russians,
• Macron names PM, meets with Merkel
• Cholera kills 124 in Yemen
• Judges question Trump’s travel ban
• Four plead guilty in 2013 hazing death
• White House: Cyberattac­k has not affected U.S. government
• Top court won’t revive N. Carolina voter law
• Here’s the reality of a trickle-down tax plan
• China flexes
• Reporters ask questions
• Drivers, bikers, walkers: Can’t we all just get along?
• Stuck at the bottom
• A chilling turn
• A productive start to U.S.-China talks
• Five children, two adults killed in Akron house fire
• Jury being seated in ex-officer’s trial
• Primary election is Tuesday
• Water conservati­on ordered
• Pa. launches group to help inmates cope after prison
• CPRB asks judge to enforce subpoenas of 3 officers
• Turzai hints at run for governor in ’18
• Editor at The New York Times, Boston Globe
• Longtime NFL official
• Remember fiber? Under the radar but still boosts health
• Procedure could provide longer-lasting Parkinson’s treatment
• Katy Perry coming to Pittsburgh in October
• Chronic pain remains cruel challenge to treat
• Turow’s ‘Testimony’ proves a confusing but amusing tale
• USDA issues warning to Cure over horsemeat dish
• Ansys opens new markets with user-friendly products
• Judge allows Uber to continue with its self-driving program
• Pittsburgh Corning to be acquired for $560 million
• My technology pet peeves
• Led by oil, rising energy stocks help send S&P 500 to record
• A diverse tenant mix is key to shopping center success
• Pirates reliever faces former team
• Mother’s Day hurts sometimes
• This club’s for you
• DE takes odd path to football, Steelers
• Debate rages on injury to Spurs ace
• 2 top football players ineligible
• South Fayette wins

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