Pittsburgh shooting trial

US court sentences white supremacist who threatened Pittsburgh jurors, witnesses to 6 years

A serial hate-monger acknowledged that he targeted people because they were Jewish.

An image of the hacked social media feed. (Screenshot)

Pittsburgh Jewish Federation deletes Twitter/X account after being hacked by pro-Palestinian activists

A Palestinian flag emblazoned with the phrases “Free Palestine” and “Stop the Genocide” replaced the original photo.

Reporter's Notebook

Covering the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and its aftermath tested me as a Jewish journalist

When the gunman blew out the glass doors of the synagogue on Oct. 27, 2018, two American Jewish stories collided: One of open, proud practice and one of terror of what lurks among one’s neighbors.

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White supremacist man arrested for allegedly threatening jurors, witnesses in Pittsburgh shooting trial

Politics

After synagogue gunman’s death sentence, Pittsburgh’s Jews feel relief, resilience — and gratitude

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Pittsburgh synagogue shooter is sentenced to death

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Pittsburgh synagogue shooting jurors are deliberating the death penalty for the 2nd day

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Jury in Pittsburgh shooter case asks to see gunman’s weapons

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Pittsburgh synagogue shooter is dismayed not to have inspired more attacks on Jews, psychiatrist testifies

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To make the case that the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter should die, prosecutors note that he’s a model prisoner

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