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The internet's role in influencing Pittsburgh’s alt-right killers

Both Robert Bowers and Joden Rocco participated with far-right groups online, and SPLC believes those groups could be encouraging them to violence.

By Ryan Deto Nov 12, 2018

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Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang wants to give voters $1,000 a month and save our jobs from robots

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The internet's role in influencing Pittsburgh’s alt-right killers

The internet's role in influencing Pittsburgh’s alt-right killers

By Ryan Deto

Both Robert Bowers and Joden Rocco participated with far-right groups online, and SPLC believes those groups could be encouraging them to violence.
Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang wants to give voters $1,000 a month and save our jobs from robots

Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang wants to give voters $1,000 a month and save our jobs from robots

By Amanda Waltz

Andrew Yang visits Pittsburgh for a special event at Factory Unlocked.
Local leaders, celebrities and Pittsburghers converge to rally for Tree of Life victims

Local leaders, celebrities and Pittsburghers converge to rally for Tree of Life victims

By Ryan Deto

Photos from the unity rally show Mrs. Rogers embracing Tom Hanks and Michael Keaton speaking proudly
Pittsburgh wants your input on its new bike master plan

Pittsburgh wants your input on its new bike master plan

By Ryan Deto

City officials are drafting a vision to improve biking in Pittsburgh, and the want people to offer suggestions.
The Blue Wave didn’t crash in Pittsburgh, but Democrats made some ripples

The Blue Wave didn’t crash in Pittsburgh, but Democrats made some ripples

By Ryan Deto

Republicans won all of their competitive Allegheny County state House races, while Democrats picked up state Senate and U.S. House seats.
We rallied. We voted. What now?

We rallied. We voted. What now?

By CP Staff

We ask local activists and influencers what needs done in Pittsburgh, and how people can help after election day.
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Music
Clara Kent ushers in the holiday mood with "Winter Song"

Clara Kent ushers in the holiday mood with "Winter Song"

By Jordan Snowden

It is late December already?
Love, email, and the wretched internet: a Q&A with Chris Farren and Jeff Rosenstock of Antarctigo Vespucci

Love, email, and the wretched internet: a Q&A with Chris Farren and Jeff Rosenstock of Antarctigo Vespucci

By Shawn Cooke

Antarctigo Vespucci, Katie Ellen, Teenage Halloween play Roboto on Nov. 10
The Glow Up brings an all-POC art and music showcase to Ace Hotel

The Glow Up brings an all-POC art and music showcase to Ace Hotel

By Jordan Snowden

Fun Fact: The name comes from KAYTRANADA’s song, “Glowed Up”
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Arts
Student-curated exhibit <i>This is Not Ideal</i> raises questions about gender and art history

Student-curated exhibit This is Not Ideal raises questions about gender and art history

By Hannah Lynn

“The students really articulated the moment we're in, in a way that reflected back to us as older art historians.”
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Stage
fireWALL Dance Theater explores the past and present with Past Lives

fireWALL Dance Theater explores the past and present with Past Lives

By Steve Sucato

“Audience members are going to feel really involved in the production without actually being involved in it.”
Vigilance Theater Group adds spooky new voice to Pittsburgh immersive theater scene

Vigilance Theater Group adds spooky new voice to Pittsburgh immersive theater scene

By Amanda Waltz

The new theater company debuts their first show Hollow Moon.
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Food+Drink
Cilantro & Ajo brings Venezuelan Street Food to South Side

Cilantro & Ajo brings Venezuelan Street Food to South Side

By Maggie Weaver

Edible culture in a sea of South Side bars
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Blogs
When Farmer Harry Met Chef Sally

When Farmer Harry Met Chef Sally

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Local Food Matchup
#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Nov. 12

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Nov. 12

By Jordan Snowden

Misra Records is taking holiday song submissions, "Thank u, next" makes history, and Dido returns after a five-year-hiatus.
<i>Pittsburgh City Paper </i>writers discuss covering the local art scene on Pittsburgh City Podcast

Pittsburgh City Paper writers discuss covering the local art scene on Pittsburgh City Podcast

By Lisa Cunningham

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Lynn Cullen Live - 11/13/18

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Lynn Cullen Live - 11/12/18

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Books
Russian-American activist/author Masha Gessen investigates power and corruption

Russian-American activist/author Masha Gessen investigates power and corruption

By Rege Behe

Gessen appears at Carnegie Music Hall as a part of Pittsburgh Arts and Lectures' Ten Evenings series on November 6.
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