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On today's program: Survivors of clergy sexual abuse may have to wait two more years for a chance to sue their abusers; the organizer of a Pittsburgh…
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On today's program: Statewide rates of syphilis have risen over the last five years, mirroring a rise in sexually transmitted infections nationwide;…
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By the end of the week, the state House is hoping to pass every proposal included in last year's grand jury report on decades of child abuse within the…
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When Patricia Cahill was 15, a nun who taught at a nearby Catholic high school invited her to perform at a hootenanny mass.“This was the '60s, you know,…
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Two state representatives are setting the stage for a push to change Pennsylvania’s laws governing sexual abuse.The last time lawmakers attempted it,…
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On a sunny Saturday afternoon, a group of yoga instructors gathered at BYS Yoga’s third-floor studio, with big windows overlooking Carson Street. These…
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During the first mass of the school year, two students at St. Bernard Elementary School stood in front of the congregation and lead their classmates in…
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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld Ohio's voter registration law in a 5-4 ruling Monday that loosens restrictions on how and when the state can purge its voter…
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Members of a group working to address challenges faced by black girls told the Pittsburgh Public Schools Board of Education that sexual harassment is a…
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Pennsylvania House Republicans are moving to take away committee assignments from a member accused of abusing two women who dated him, one of whom is a…