Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2024-05-01

• On this day, May 1
• Judge fines Trump $9K for violating gag order
• Dems vow to save Johnson’s job if GOP tries to oust him
• 4 killed N.C. police officers were at a disadvanta­ge in shootout
• King Charles resumes public duties
• Fla. Dems hope abortion, marijuana draw young voters despite low enthusiasm
• Netanyahu vows to invade Rafah ‘with or without’ cease-fire deal
• Boy killed in London sword attack
• Transition­al council in Haiti names Belizaire as new prime minister
• Mount Ruang erupts again in Indonesia
• Gainey’s pick to lead Planning Department addresses concerns
• Lee bill to address abandoned oil wells passes
• Man shot and killed in Troy Hill
• City set to expand gunfire detection program to Carrick
• ESPN researcher and trivia star
• RETURN POLICY
• Jobless rate remains low in March
• Tesla plans more job cuts as two senior executives leave, report says
• Donald Trump deserves an ‘incarcerat­ory punishment’
• W.Va., Harrisburg tiny house projects can be models for Pittsburgh
• Want to move to Canada? Think carefully, Americans
• The Eco-Nazi is wrong about the ‘breeders’
• America does not need a flat tax
• Nurses and doctors don’t suffer from ‘implicit bias’ Making the problem worse
• United Methodists begin to reverse longstandi­ng anti-LGBTQ policies
• Chinese scientist who first published COVID-19 sequence stages protest
• ‘...THE BEST OF WHAT’S IN ME’
• The New York Times Crossword
• Jaguars shuffle receivers, cut Jones
• A California reunion for Tellez, Oakland’s Davis
• Big righty goes 6 IP with 7 Ks
• Canes’ push does the job
• Trout out indefinite­ly
• Maxey’s late shots deliver
• Riverside’s unbeaten streak ends
• Boys athlete of the week
• Girls athlete of the week
• Tyson-Paul bout not just a show
• Three-year study of ACLs launches
• Uribe and Siri at center of wild brawl

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