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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton takes the stage with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during the Presidential Debate at Hofstra University on Monday in New York.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton takes the stage with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during the Presidential Debate at Hofstra University on Monday in New York.

At each other from the start: Clinton, Trump debate

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tangled over how to bring good-paying jobs back to the United States, as they opened Monday's debate.

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    • A barge used by repair crews to fix the Liberty Bridge sits below the bridge on the Monongahela River on Monday.

    Relief greets reopening of Liberty Bridge

    Fire trucks, school buses and tractor-trailers will not be able to cross the bridge for the next several weeks as the span is bolstered.

    Mylan CEO Heather Bresch points to a chart to help her answer questions while testifying Wednesday on Capitol Hill in Washington.

    Mylan offers more details on EpiPen’s costs

    The company explained the $50 profit calculation for its emergency allergy device that it provided to Congress last week.

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    • Rep. Aaron Kaufer, R-Luzerne, one of the co-chairs of the new PA Heroin, Opioid Prevention and Education Caucus, said Friday that he was disappointed the General Assembly is not going to hold a talked-about special session dedicated to legislation on the issue.

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    Rep. Aaron Kaufer, R-Luzerne, says “this is more about PR” and “more talking about the problem we already know exists.”

    The data, collected by the FBI for the annual Uniform Crime Report, reveals a drop of nearly 12 percent in violent crimes and more than 17 percent in murders in Pittsburgh.

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    Data collected by the FBI reveals a drop of nearly 12 percent in violent crime and more than 17 percent in murders between 2014 and 2015.

    “Activity trackers may undermine weight loss efforts.” “Wearable activity trackers may not boost weight loss.” “Fitness trackers didn’t help people lose weight.”

    Technology falls short in long-term weight loss success

    A recent University of Pittsburgh study found using an activity tracker device in a weight-loss program for young adults didn’t help them.

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    Mayo Clinic obesity researcher James Levine says activity-monitoring devices exploit the false belief that they have health benefits.

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