Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-10-23

• ‘It’s a beginning’
• FIRST AMENDMENT FORUM
• Candidates aren’t afraid to discuss guns these days
• Team up to win lottery, but who’s in should be clearly spelled out
• Trump blasts migrant caravan, vows to cut aid
• THE 10 BEST PITTSBURGH DRINKING EXPERIENCE­S
• Leaked video shows Khashoggi ‘body double’
• Mnuchin meets with Saudi crown prince
• Bolton in Moscow after Trump plans treaty exit
• Trump ‘not satisfied’ by Saudis’ account of Khashoggi’s demise
• Migrant caravan pushes on; still far from U.S. border
• Australia atones for sex abuse epidemic
• Category 4 Hurricane Willa barrels toward Mexico’s Pacific coast
• Transgende­r people, allies protest Trump memo on definition of gender
• Trump pushes middle-income tax cut
• States could get power to reshape Obama health law
• Cosby hires 12th firm, 20th lawyer to handle appeal
• The U.S. budget deficit continues to grow
• Tips for kids
• Murder and lies
• Americans need to vote to create balance
• Edinboro sees signs of hope amid declining enrollment
• New message: Think beyond pink
• Ex-health care employees accused of Medicaid fraud
• Basketball community rallies to help ill youngster
• TV stations stop airing ad
• Police seek man accused of holding woman hostage, assaulting grandchild
• Longtime owner of Rudy’s Bar & Grill in McKees Rocks
• More people are avoiding hospitals for medical care
• Rates, home sales expected to hurt remodelers
• Yogurt options multiply as General Mills and its rivals strive to innovate
• Workers can sue restaurant owners for allegedly misusing tips
• Pa. AG claims win on student loans
• Grisham’s ‘The Reckoning’ explores the lonesome death of Dexter Bell
• Local extras needed for Seth Rogen ‘Pickle’ movie
• WEDNESDAY
• Steelers lock in model to finish season strong
• Cowboys snag Raiders WR Cooper for draft pick
• Bengals are to blame for Burfict
• Steelers face big challenges
• Offense may be in line for some tweaks
• Ex-Carolina Panthers WR Carruth leaves prison after 18-plus years
• Jeff George Jr. supplants Town as backup quarterbac­k
• Bitter rivalry goes to the stars
• Penguins to get back to business vs. Oilers
• Crosby among many players searching for first goal
• Women attaining bigger roles in league, including two more as referees
• It’s all about fun on the road
• West Allegheny cruises to win
• Dodgers prepare to meet Fenway
• WPIAL senior stars take last shot at titles

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