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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Finds Buyer to Stay Open After Supreme Court Loss
The newspaper said in January that it was shutting down after the Supreme Court declined to take up its dispute with a labor union.
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Butler Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Trump, ICE Agents in Online Posts
A Pennsylvania man admitted in federal court to threatening to kill President Donald Trump.
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Toddler Injured by Wolf After Crawling Under Pennsylvania Zoo’s Exterior Metal Fence
A toddler was lightly injured by a wolf at a Pennsylvania theme park zoo after he crawled under a fence and stuck his hand into the animal’s enclosure.
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Secret Service Agent for Jill Biden Accidentally Shoots Himself in Leg at Philadelphia Airport
The former first lady was not harmed in the incident.
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Doctor Convicted of Killing Delivered Babies at Abortion Clinic Dies at 85
Kermit Gosnell was serving a sentence of life in prison.
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Philadelphia Celebrates 256th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
Taoiseach of Ireland Micheál Martin joins the march as guest of honor.
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Explosive Residue Found in Storage Unit Linked to ISIS-Inspired NYC Attack: FBI
Bomb technicians conducted controlled detonations overnight, resulting in ’several loud bangs,' police said.
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Illegal Immigrant Arrested for Allegedly Voting in 5 Presidential Elections
Mahady Sacko allegedly started voting in federal elections as an illegal immigrant in 2008.
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USDA Recalls Fried Rice, Ramen Frozen Products After Glass Found Inside
Customers can get full refunds for returned items at most stores.
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Supreme Court Rules NJ Transit Can Be Sued Over Out-of-State Accidents
Top courts in two states had disagreed on whether a constitutional principle prevents the agency from being sued outside its home state.
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After 5 ICE-Protesting Students Arrested, Prosecutors Probe Police Response
A walkout by Quakertown High School students spilled into the streets, leading to confrontations with police—and calls for the police chief to resign.
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Student ICE Protests Lead to Lockdowns, Debate Over Discipline in Pennsylvania Schools
A pair of Pennsylvania school districts are the latest to grapple with aftereffects from student walkouts.
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National Parks Service Removes Slavery Exhibit in Philadelphia
The exhibit detailed names and information about enslaved people owned by George and Martha Washington and other stories of slavery.
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Supreme Court Considers Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
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What to Know About the Drug Causing a Withdrawal Crisis in Fentanyl Users
Life-threatening withdrawal symptoms are sending users to the intensive care unit.
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Shapiro Launches Reelection Bid for Pennsylvania Governor
The first-term Democrat enters the 2026 race with national attention, as allies and rivals watch his strength in a perennial battleground.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Finds Buyer to Stay Open After Supreme Court Loss
The newspaper said in January that it was shutting down after the Supreme Court declined to take up its dispute with a labor union.
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Butler Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Trump, ICE Agents in Online Posts
A Pennsylvania man admitted in federal court to threatening to kill President Donald Trump.
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Toddler Injured by Wolf After Crawling Under Pennsylvania Zoo’s Exterior Metal Fence
A toddler was lightly injured by a wolf at a Pennsylvania theme park zoo after he crawled under a fence and stuck his hand into the animal’s enclosure.
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Secret Service Agent for Jill Biden Accidentally Shoots Himself in Leg at Philadelphia Airport
The former first lady was not harmed in the incident.
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Doctor Convicted of Killing Delivered Babies at Abortion Clinic Dies at 85
Kermit Gosnell was serving a sentence of life in prison.
|
Philadelphia Celebrates 256th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
Taoiseach of Ireland Micheál Martin joins the march as guest of honor.
|
Explosive Residue Found in Storage Unit Linked to ISIS-Inspired NYC Attack: FBI
Bomb technicians conducted controlled detonations overnight, resulting in ’several loud bangs,' police said.
|
Illegal Immigrant Arrested for Allegedly Voting in 5 Presidential Elections
Mahady Sacko allegedly started voting in federal elections as an illegal immigrant in 2008.
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USDA Recalls Fried Rice, Ramen Frozen Products After Glass Found Inside
Customers can get full refunds for returned items at most stores.
|
Supreme Court Rules NJ Transit Can Be Sued Over Out-of-State Accidents
Top courts in two states had disagreed on whether a constitutional principle prevents the agency from being sued outside its home state.
|
After 5 ICE-Protesting Students Arrested, Prosecutors Probe Police Response
A walkout by Quakertown High School students spilled into the streets, leading to confrontations with police—and calls for the police chief to resign.
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Student ICE Protests Lead to Lockdowns, Debate Over Discipline in Pennsylvania Schools
A pair of Pennsylvania school districts are the latest to grapple with aftereffects from student walkouts.
|
National Parks Service Removes Slavery Exhibit in Philadelphia
The exhibit detailed names and information about enslaved people owned by George and Martha Washington and other stories of slavery.
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Supreme Court Considers Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
|
What to Know About the Drug Causing a Withdrawal Crisis in Fentanyl Users
Life-threatening withdrawal symptoms are sending users to the intensive care unit.
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Shapiro Launches Reelection Bid for Pennsylvania Governor
The first-term Democrat enters the 2026 race with national attention, as allies and rivals watch his strength in a perennial battleground.
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