Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-09-19

• Brooklyn Diocese to pay $27.5M to settle four cases of sex abuse
• CEO of Pittsburgh Big Brothers Big Sisters: ‘We do not discrimina­te’
• FIGHTING BACK
• THE SEASON FOR GREEN TOMATOES
• Korean leaders meet in Pyongyang
• Putin calls downing of Russian plane ‘tragic,’ absolves Israel
• Poll reveals 30 percent of Venezuelan­s often eat only once per day
• Kavanaugh’s accuser wants FBI investigat­ion before she testifies
• Slaying of golfer shocks Iowa town
• Trump defends his move to declassify Russia documents
• Razor wire separating Europe from Africa might come down
• Band’s class had football fans taking notice
• Reserve judgment
• College shows the sovereignt­y of the states
• Sessions vs. reality
• ‘... it’s going to save lives’
• Bridgevill­e clinic owner admits drug distributi­on
• Region spared major rain from remnants of Florence
• State grants total millions for region
• Award-winning film editor from Braddock
• Wagner says he has plan to help state’s urban areas
• Heinz Awards honor 6 individual­s
• Steelworke­rs at ArcelorMit­tal authorize strike
• Demolition phase signals Cultural Trust still planning Downtown movie theater
• Tesla faces Justice Department probe over Elon Musk statement
• Big retailers try to lure holiday help
• Pittsburgh Pierogi fest returns to Kennywood with large variety
• Almond flour is a big thing, here to stay
• Sample blues with small bites
• Honoring a real artist
• Aspirin study: Warns risk outweighs benefits for some
• New study warns of aspirin’s risks
• ‘1A’ show comes to Pittsburgh
• ‘Fear’ paints a portrait of chaos
• Kelly Strayhorn turns 10
• Simon says farewell in concert
• Festivals
• Offensive line struggling to stay intact
• Tomlin’s challenges mount on and off field
• Brown probably should be suspended
• So far, Aston-Reese fits in on eye-opening new line

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