Pennsylvania’s nominees for U.S. Congress discuss inflation.
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Part 2 of the author’s interview with Dorothe Ernest, mother of Kimberly Ernest.
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Philadelphia uses Covid money to fill budget shortfalls, fund diversity initiative
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Political cartoonist Tim Hartman remembers American historian and Pittsburgh native David McCullough.
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