Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2024-03-12

• On this day, March 12
• A look at the special counsel due to testify in Biden classified documents case
• Trump wants delay in hush money trial
• Sen. Menendez pleads not guilty; judge won’t delay trial
• Carroll could sue Trump again over new attacks, lawyer suggests
• Warden ousted as FBI again searches federal women’s prison in California
• HUD secretary resigning ‘with mixed emotions’
• Two 18-year-olds held on $2M bail in Philadelph­ia bus stop shooting
• Counselor: Assailant’s parents declined offer to take son home
• Al-Qaida says leader al-Batarfi is dead
• Blinken reveals $100M in aid to deploy mission
• Kate apologizes for confusion she created by editing photo
• Ukraine’s first Oscar hailed as reminder of the war’s horrors
• RAMADAN IN GAZA BEGINS WITH HUNGER WORSENING AND NO END TO WAR IN SIGHT
• WORTH PRESERVING
• PRIMARY COMPETITIO­N
• Penn State branches, community colleges work on new collaborat­ion
• U.N. envoy who helped end Iran-Iraq war, won hostage releases
• BUSINESS TRIPPING
• Congress, fund critical broadband expansion
• What will happen if the U.S. gives up on Ukraine
• Pa. prisons must make special provisions for mental illness
• We lose something when the Oscars don’t matter anymore
• A Marshall Plan for small town newspapers
• Measured rightly, the federal debt isn’t too high
• The New York Times Crossword
• Zito's Impact: Transformi­ng the Panthers
• Huskies dominate the Hoyas
• Doncic leads Dallas with a triple-double
• Hinson earns first-team All-ACC recognitio­n, other Pitt players haul in honors
• How Pitt can keep its March Madness hopes alive
• After slow start, Falter punches back vs. Boston
• HITTING THE BOOKS
• Eagles reach deals with Huff, Barkley
• Championsh­ip 3A final set
• Houston stays atop AP Top 25 rankings for third week

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