Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2022-10-24

• Rushdie lost sight in 1 eye, use of 1 hand after attack
• Cheney vows 1/6 panel won’t let Trump turn testimony into ‘circus’
• Biden: ‘Legitimate’ for voters to weigh age
• Russia warns of Ukraine ‘dirty bomb’ provocatio­n
• Macron: Ukraine to decide time and terms of peace with Russia
• Iran releases footage from prison fire that killed 8
• China’s Xi expands powers, promotes allies
• City eliminates a requiremen­t for crossing guards
• State seeks sanctions over outside access to county voting machines
• County extends air pollution warning for Mon Valley
• Teacher, museum docent, bridge master
• Concern grows in rural schools for mental health
• The world’s worst war isn’t the one everyone cares about
• Fed officials need to stop speaking out of turn
• Pa. House should quickly pass financial literacy bill
• Republican­s are surging, and they may win big
• Hollywood isn’t nearly woke enough
• Iran’s Gen-X protesters may bring down the Islamic Republic
• Authors tackle charter schools, Nazi breeding and Shakespear­e-inspired love story
• The New York Times Crossword
• Contract Bridge
• Watt takes another step toward an awaited return with warmup
• RAY FITTIPALDO GRADES THE STEELERS ON SUNDAY NIGHT’S GAME: Report card
• Pats offense could look similar, even if QB Jones returns
• Five takeaways from the Panthers’ loss to Louisville
• Tight ends rediscover­ed
• Charlotte dismisses Healy after 1-7 start
• Undefeated affair a tough ticket to snag
• Archibald, Jarry contributi­ng with Edmonton return ahead
• Riverhound­s advance in the USL playoffs on PKs
• Harper sends Phillies into World Series

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