Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2019-01-17

• ‘Super blood wolf moon’ on Sunday could live up to its mystical name
• Random acts of kindness
• Odds of dying from accidental opioid overdose in U.S. surpass those of dying in car accident
• Pelosi asks Trump to postpone State of the Union address
• Ocasio-Cortez secures seat on Financial Services Committee
• GSA ignored Trump lease, report says
• China’s Huawei reportedly targeted in U.S. probe
• Shutdown upsets SNAP schedule
• Carlow University Launches New Bachelor’s Degree in Data Analytics
• State sued over Medicaid restrictio­ns on abortion
• Hebrew Free Loan fund to help federal workers in region
• Doyle improves odds of addressing net neutrality
• Hill House Associatio­n reaches deal for funding
• Wuerl says he forgot allegation­s against McCarrick
• Winter storms to usher in coldest air of the season
• Michigan St. president resigns after remarks on Nassar victims
• Syria attack shows ongoing IS threat, complicate­s withdrawal of US troops
• Sexist cartoons
• Raising children with values
• A smaller Bayer
• Get out the vote
• Gun rights
• Teaching through the tragedies
• Cruel and unnecessar­y
• Manchurian president?
• Can America still be a force for good?
• Single-stream and prosper?
• Why is telling boys not to hurt people controvers­ial?
• May survives no-confidence vote
• American who survived 9/11 dies in Kenya terror attack
• Senate won’t block easing of sanctions
• Chelsa Wagner seeks another term as county controller, with new targets
• ‘You have to know that he did not deserve to die’
• Campuses urged to share their resources
• State GOP buys ‘Bob Casey for president’ website address
• CLAIRTON AIR WOES
• OBITUARIES
• Activities, events to commemorat­e Martin Luther King Jr.
• Penn Hills school finances taken over
• Amber Alert issued for Penn Hills teen
• Brassard running out of time
• Pitt’s rise is easily defined, measured
• Nonsense? Yes, you could say that about Steelers season
• Rooney says entire team had hand in playoff miss
• Planning ahead
• Dukes win on the road
• A family affair
• Jaguars call on DeFilippo to fix offense, quarterbac­k
• Pliskova extends hot start at Open
• Whipple’s track record with QBs major asset
• Jarry focuses on improving, but path to NHL is blocked
• World Cup off table for 2020
• Oklahoma State cleans troubled house
• Kasperowic­z, Holl take on big roles in all-star game
• Harden scores 58 but can’t save Rockets
• TJ stuns Connellsvi­lle for 30-29 victory
• Former Alabama QB transfers to Oklahoma
• The New York Times Crossword
• Quick Crossword
• Aces on Bridge
• Shell receives water authority’s approval for ethane pipeline
• Eat’n Park closing restaurant­s in Cleveland area
• PNC chief’s prediction: No recession, one more Fed rate hike
• Wesco scoops up another lighting distributo­r
• 2018 casino revenue rises slightly to new state high
• Going public? For Uber, Lyft and others, shutdown slows IPOs
• Big bank rally helps stocks finish higher
• Initiative aims to bring more live music to Downtown Pittsburgh
• What determines the quality of a cable? It’s not the price tag
• THE hot list
• BRING ON THE NOISE
• More to do: Music, comedy and other fun things
• Keller Williams pays twangy tribute to Tom Petty
• PEERING INTO THE FUTURE
• ‘Where Do We Sit on the Bus?’ answers question to a Latin beat
• These two bar menus point to direction of Pittsburgh dining
• How will chef changes affect these three popular restaurant­s?
• M. Night Shyamalan strikes back with ‘Glass’
• OPENING THIS WEEK

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