Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-07-06

• Mobs attack, injure Venezuelan lawmakers
• Trump facing tests in Europe
• Turnpike offers scofflaws last chance to pay toll debt
• Invasive insect threatens Pa. wine production
• New county anti-violence trauma team ready to hit the streets
• AVOIDING SCAMMERS
• New York officer’s killer posted Facebook threat
• NPR tweets on July 4 confuse some
• Photo suggests Amelia Earhart did not die in crash
• CNN faces backlash over handling maker of doctored Trump video
• U.S. soldier is killed fighting Taliban
• 26 killed in Mexico gunfight as drug violence continues
• Smugglers abandon migrants
• Toomey defends GOP health care bill
• The Mon-Fay project feels like ‘Groundhog Day’
• A dangerous gambit
• Military messes
• Five blunt truths about North Korea
• Tax carbon
• Senate bill would wreck Pa. finances
• Police: Nurse stole patients’ medication
• State System to receive consultant’s conclusion­s next week
• DA to review constable’s actions
• From Nixon to Trump, Crafton woman hasn’t lost her spunk
• Ohio man sentenced in drugstore burglary ring
• Braddock K-8 program to move in August
• A pianist who emphasized both collaborat­ion and individual­ity
• Two state department­s will be excluded from merger proposal
• With Stevens’ return, it’s risks vs. rewards
• Francona remains in Cleveland Clinic
• Dumoulin, Sheary head to arbitratio­n
• GM still shopping for center
• Oilers make McDavid NHL’s top-paid player
• American upsets two-time winner
• Former Pitt star signs with Washington
• Aru surprises on mountain
• Barcelona, Messi agree on extension
• SHEAR GENIUS
• ’17 Kia Niro Touring is versatile, fun
• Stocks held back by slumps for energy, auto parts firms
• Gallery Crawl rolls through Cultural District on Friday
• MOSES & SAVED
• Events celebrate local libations, past and present

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