Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-12-08

• Supreme Court’s Sotomayor says justices follow rule of law, not partisan politics
• Report: Police union head hindered investigat­ions
• Russian promised campaign ‘political synergy’
• Man who drove into crowd guilty of 1st-degree murder
• Trump picks new attorney general and U.N. envoy
• Germany’s most powerful political party chooses its successor to Merkel. Page
• Ceremonies honor those lost at Pearl Harbor 77 years ago. Pages
• Bus riders pressure Port Authority to equalize fare structure.
• • Grand jury: No criminal charges for police who killed Larimer man,
• On this day, Dec. 8
• Oil producers join forces and cut production again
• Chinese exec lied to evade sanctions on Iran, U.S. charges
• How will Rome’s new Christmas tree hold up on social media?
• France takes steps to defuse tax protests
• Trump blasts Tillerson: ‘He was dumb as a rock’
• Trump ready to name new Joint Chiefs chairman
• Comey faces off with GOP on Hillary Clinton’s emails
• Ocasio-Cortez, Trump Jr. exchange barbs
• Public corruption case ends in mistrial
• Green Tree officer placed on leave
• Ohio priest faces charges of molesting several boys
• Naloxone to be available at 80 sites statewide Dec. 13
• Help a needy child this season
• Art Institutes’ owner faces suit
• Sears bid has a key demand: legal shelter
• Big losses end stocks’ rocky week
• When you come at the Tariff Man...
• Steelers night games draw different crowd
• Theater safety
• Clean those closets
• Playing God
• Crucible of Trumpism
• Donald Trump vs. the Federal Reserve
• Republican­s should support paid family leave
• Enchanted run
• Mac Miller, Dan + Shay, PSO nominated for Grammys
• Explore region’s woodlands with a brisk winter hike
• Pittsburgh’s cool, according to National Geographic Traveller
• Paws for the holidays Santa photos
• The New York Times Crossword
• Quick Crossword
• Aces on Bridge
• Running back
• Heisman running nears conclusion
• Back-to-back wins build momentum
• Righting the ship after pair of losses
• Wolverines win a thriller in overtime
• Depth leads to Pine-Richland win
• Butler turns back Peters Township in tip-off tournament
• McConnell debuts at Chartiers Valley
• Computer chips could make calls
• Haden’s task Sunday: Put clamps on Nelson
• Rookie LB’s role might grow Sunday
• Chiefs can win without RB Hunt
• WR Benjamin catches on with Chiefs
• Is Dea’s recall tied to Hornqvist?
• Cavaliers in rebuild
• Two Calgary players are suspended for incident
• Black Knights in better position
• Florida willing to schedule UCF
• Collins ready for change at Georgia Tech
• School ties can’t stop this romance
• Texas goes cold after starting hot
• Hurley returns to coach in 9/11 benefit
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