This week Philadelphia memed its way through a potential water crisis, a local Pennsylvania election problem got national attention, and Pittsburgh’s mayor took a step forward on a key campaign pledge to make monied and powerful nonprofits “pay their fair share.” If you’re confident you were paying attention to the news this week, there’s only one way to prove it:
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