Topic: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

What 'rogues and vagabonds' have to do with Pennsylvania voter ID law

An 1869 ruling, part of which was cited by a Pennsylvania state judge to uphold a voter ID law, has hit a nerve among critics for language that recalls 'outright prejudice.' The case is before the state's high court.

Bear at mall: Wildlife officials respond to unusual mall visitors

Bear at mall: Over the weekend, shoppers at the Pittsburgh Mills Mall were greeted by a black bear who entered a Sears store. Two hours later, a second bear was spotted near the mall's Olive Garden. Wildlife officials set a trap Monday to relocate the second bear.

Canada earthquake measures 5.0; shakes Ottawa, Toronto, and U.S.

Canada earthquake: Parliament building in Ottawa evacuated. Workers also left buildings in Toronto

Wii price drop confirmed by Nintendo. Is it too late?

Trouble with your Gmail contacts? You're not alone.

Fisker Automotive lands $529 million White House loan

The coming ebook reader flood

The Amazon Kindle ignited an ebook reader industry and created many rivals for itself.

Nintendo to slash price on the Wii

There is water on the Moon, studies show

The autumnal equinox: Myths and reality

Another month, another gain for Bing

Net neutrality rules proposed; GOP pushes back

Obama: Online news doesn't come for free

MySpace, Twitter deal another step to a unified Web

Pittsburgh shooter may have sought 'female scapegoat'

George Sodini kept a Web site where he spoke bitterly about his mother and about romantic rejections. Such feelings of anger toward women fit into a historic pattern, say some.

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