Alex Caprariello is a National Correspondent at NewsNation. He specializes in areas such as retail, e-commerce, health and wellness, and sports business, with a particular focus on consumer health and mental health topics. He has been featured in various media outlets, including KXAN, FOX 8 News Cleveland, and TMZ, among others.
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Alex Caprariello's coverage predominantly focuses on crime stories, particularly trials and breaking news related to criminal cases. Given this focus, he would be most responsive to pitches that offer expert insights or exclusive information related to ongoing criminal investigations, high-profile court cases, legal analysis of verdicts, and the impact of these events on local communities.
In addition to crime-related topics such as trials and police investigations, Alex has also covered immigration issues. Pitches related to the intersection of immigration policies with law enforcement or broader societal impacts could be relevant for his reporting.
As a journalist focused on national coverage in the United States, sources with expertise in U.S. law enforcement practices and judicial processes are likely to resonate well with him.
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One observer says now might not be the best time for the U.S. to intervene in Cuba, given the current war in Iran.
Alex Caprariello Mon, April 20, 2026 at 12:26 AM GMT+2 2 min read
(NewsNation) — The man accused of fatally shooting a Loyola University student along the Chicago lakefront in March pleaded not guilty in court Wednesday. Jose Medina, who allegedly entered the U.S…
By: Alex Caprariello
A judge ruled seven-time felon Alphanso Talley will be held behind bars until the trial.
By: Alex Caprariello, Daris Schneider-Bray
More than 3,000 events were planned across the country, with teachers and labor unions leading marches nationwide.
Media organizations, prosecutors and Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, want cameras allowed.
The goal is for effective, discreet security to protect World Cup fans.
By: Juliette Johnson, Alex Caprariello
A NewsNation exclusive look at how the U.S. is ramping up drone warfare — where the “front lines” are no longer on the ground but in the sky.
The presidential center faced backlash from some residents worried about the impact to the neighborhood.
The presidential center faced backlash from some residents worried about the impact to the neighborhood.
