Joseph Pisani is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in general assignment news, world affairs, and legal matters, with a focus on topics such as conflict, geopolitics, and energy policy. Joseph's work has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and Los Angeles Times.
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Joseph Pisani's coverage primarily focuses on national entertainment and lifestyle news, as well as technology. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to breaking or evolving stories about celebrities, entertainment events, technological developments with broad consumer impact, and government announcements affecting these industries.
Given his focus on the United States, relevant sources and story angles should cater to this geographic emphasis. If you have insider information or access to exclusive interviews with prominent figures in the U.S. entertainment industry or insights into significant consumer technology trends, Joseph may find your pitch compelling.
It would also be beneficial to offer unique perspectives that align with his coverage themes such as celebrity news updates, emerging lifestyle trends in the U.S., noteworthy technological advancements impacting consumers' daily lives, and breaking news within these domains.
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Two men were stabbed in New York City on Thursday in what police say they are evaluating as a potential hate crime.
By: Joseph Pisani, John Mccormick
Trump offered some self-deprecating humor, but the bulk of his remarks focused on attacking critics.
By: John McCormick, Joseph Pisani, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
During a gala Friday celebrating press freedom, President Trump finally got to deliver the biting speech he had long teased.
The suspect accused of stabbing two men in New York City was charged with attempted murder and hate crimes against both victims.
One person died and more than a dozen others were injured after a van rammed into a crowd during an LGBTQ pride parade in Berlin on Saturday.
By: Bertrand Benoit, Joseph Pisani
The main suspect in a car-ramming attack that left at least one dead in Berlin had previously been investigated for planning a terrorist attack, a person familiar with the investigation said.
The main suspect in a car-ramming attack that left at least one dead in Berlin was killed by police special forces on Sunday evening, German police said.
By: Ginger Adams Otis, Joseph Pisani
The suspect in a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, was a 24-year-old who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said Sunday.
Three blazes near Spokane are ‘the worst natural disaster our region has faced,’ mayor says.
Wildfires ripped through the Spokane area of eastern Washington state, destroying hundreds of homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate.
