David Shribman is the Executive Editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. With a focus on government, politics, and regional interest, he has covered a wide range of topics including U.S. elections, public policy, and international affairs. David's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Globe and Mail, The Wall Street Journal, and the Chicago Tribune.
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David Shribman's coverage focuses heavily on opinion editorials and government & politics, often with a national perspective. He may be most responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or insights related to political developments, particularly those impacting Canada or North America.
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Reports about a U.S.-Iran peace deal have been served up in recent days as a tasting menu. Instead, it increasingly seems like a palate cleanser.Donald Trump suggested a deal was impending. Iran said much the same. Now it seems less an…
By: David Shribman
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
David M. Shribman is the former executive editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Follow him on Twitter at ShribmanPG.
The landmark moments in the history of women are well-known and widely recognized: 1848 (the Seneca Falls Convention that challenged the prevailing status of women); 1920 (the ratification of the 19th Amendment, giving women the vote); 1972 (Title IX, banning sex-based discrimination in activities underwritten by the federal government); and 1973 and 2022 (the creation of abortion rights and the overturning of Roe v. Wade).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The landmark moments in the history of women are well-known and widely recognized: 1848 (the Seneca Falls Convention that challenged the prevailing status of women); 1920 (the ratification of the 19th Amendment,…
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The landmark moments in the history of women are well-known and widely recognized: 1848 (the Seneca Falls Convention that challenged the ...
By: David Shribman
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
It's Father's Day weekend, and as a dad yourself, you know that phone lines are buzzing as children get in touch with their fathers, offering them greetings and professions of love. I'll almost certainly hear from my girls — your grandkids! — and they'll bring me up to date on their activities, noble and nefarious both.
It's Father's Day weekend, and as a dad yourself, you know that phone lines are buzzing as children get in touch with their fathers, offering them greetings and professions of love. I'll almost certainly hear from my girls — your grandkids! — and they'll bring me up to date on their activities, noble and nefarious both.
It's Father's Day weekend, and as a dad yourself, you know that phone lines are buzzing as children get in touch with their fathers, offering them greetings and professions of love. I'll almost certainly hear from my girls -- your grandkids! -- and they'll bring me up to date on their activities, noble and nefarious both.
