In Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial, Jewish rituals feature as prominently as the carnage of the day
The trial is shaping up as a seminar on American Jewish tradition, with witnesses offering an impromptu glossary of Jewish terms and ideas
The trial is shaping up as a seminar on American Jewish tradition, with witnesses offering an impromptu glossary of Jewish terms and ideas
A 911 responder and a rabbi recall the trauma of the worst massacre of Jews in U.S. history on the first day of the alleged gunman’s trial
The start of the trial, more than four years after the attack took place, has surfaced a mix of emotions for residents of Squirrel Hill
In covering the trial of the gunman accused in the Tree of life massacre, the Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle brings the sensibilities of the Jewish community and the Pittsburgh Union Progress brings seasoned crime and court reporters
On this episode 'That Jewish News Show,' Laura and Benyamin are joined by Ben Smith to discuss 'Traffic' and the future of media
Who narrates this story, the gunman or his victims? That struggle now looms as the accused shooter goes to trial
The trial is expected to take at least three months and starts Monday with jury selection
Josh Shapiro implored the state legislature to abolish the death penalty, calling it a matter of morality
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