Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-07-28

• Angry demonstrat­ors confront city officials during protest at Downtown intersecti­on
• Pa. working to identify ineligible voters
• High court: Release redacted report on sex abuse
• ‘Terrifying’ tornadoes of flame burn California city, killing 2
• Trump denies prior knowledge of 2016 meeting with Russian
• Trump and Putin’s RSVPs: Yes, for sure, if, if, if ...
• U.S. economy grew at rate of 4.1 percent
• Will Dems still be Russia hawks when Trump is gone?
• Don’t dismiss our views on climate change
• Immigrant truths
• An empty gesture
• Save the coral
• The boy(s) of summer
• China censors the world
• Make ‘bad jobs’ better
• Edinboro University adding host of academic programs
• Port Authority awards $10.5M contract
• $66 (and $21.9M) buys Lemieux’s summer home
• Penn Hills man county’s first with West Nile virus in 2018
• Liberal archbishop often rebuked by Rome
• Philadelph­ia mayor ends sharing of arrest records with ICE
• North Side man charged with threatenin­g residents
• Tech stocks lead market lower again
• State says dry leaf marijuana sales to patients begin Aug. 1
• Study: Fossil-fuel lobbyists outspent environmen­tal groups on climate change issues
• All aboard!
• Kindergart­en filmmakers get festival opportunit­y
• These felines want undivided attention
• ‘Restored by the Fords’ makes return
• Steelers must deal with Bell’s absence
• Backup RBs get a good look in camp
• Colbert: ‘Turmoil’ on Steelers wasn’t a concern at all
• Edmunds gets taste of first-team duties
• Davis now Steelers’ last line of defense at free safety spot
• Aggressive Rutherford stands still for now
• Horoscope

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