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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Three Jewish congregations, resolute in their defiance of the hatred that tried to destroy them, are still waiting for justice. But united in their horror and grief, they haven’t been standing still as the criminal case for the massacre that changed everything has crawled through the federal court system. Four and a […]

Three Jewish congregations in Pittsburgh are still waiting for justice four and a half years after the massacre that changed everything

Three Jewish congregations in Pittsburgh are still waiting for justice four and a half years after the massacre that changed everything

'We are going to still be here. We will not be intimidated,' says head of one of the congregations targeted in 2018 massacre, the most deadly antisemitic assault in US history

Three Jewish congregations in Pittsburgh are still waiting for justice four and a half years after the massacre that changed everything. On Oct. 27, 2018, a gunman invaded the Tree of Life synagogue …

Three Jewish congregations in Pittsburgh are still waiting for justice four and a half years after the massacre that changed everything.

Justice is being sought in a 2018 mass shooting that left 11 worshippers dead.

Four and a half years ago, a gunman invaded the Tree of Life synagogue on a Sabbath morning and killed 11 worshippers from the three congregations that shared the building. The shooting was the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.

Pennsylvania Sen. Kim Ward is creating fear about a problem that doesn’t exist. That is clearly the point of her op-ed, “A step toward election integrity in Pa.” (July 24, TribLIVE). Voters are losing confidence in elections solely because of the Big Lie told by Republicans. The 2020 election was

GOP voters think Senate gun reform plan erodes Second Amendment rights. Democrats say plan to widen background checks, red flag laws falls far short.