Lori Falce is a Community Engagement Editor for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, with a focus on local news and issues in the Pittsburgh area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including politics, social issues, and cultural events. Lori's work has also been featured in Yahoo News, expanding her reach beyond the local community.
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By: Lori Falce
Marc Fogel remains in a Russian prison as the release of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, ex-Marine Paul Whelan, Radio Free Europe
Every year — at least twice a year — I do something that newspapers, editors, pundits, nonprofit organizations and government officials have been doing for generations.
By: Lori Falce
A hint of despair has turned into a wave of determination. Malphine Fogel is on a crusade to get her son home.
By: Lori Falce
Marc Fogel is in a dark place after a multinational deal left him in a Russian prison while other Americans being held there came home.
By: Lori Falce
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey called the Russian imprisonment of Oakmont teacher Marc Fogel “an outrage” and said he is worried about Fogel’s health, especially since he was left behind after a multinational prisoner exchange. “The only way to describe it is heartbreaking,” Casey, D-Scranton, told TribLive this week. The deal
By: Lori Falce
On Wednesday, The New Yorker published a story about Ilya Yashin. “The Russian Prisoner Who Didn't Want to be Freed,” it was titled.
By: Lori Falce
I was moved to tears Wednesday night as Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz addressed the Democratic National Convention, accepting his place as the party's vice-presidential nominee.
People are concerned about the creeping scourge of social media ruining society. They fear the walls of Facebook news. They fear the ugliness of X.
By: Lori Falce
The back-to-school season always puts me in my feelings about what my son is old enough to do. I am well aware my baby is not my baby anymore.
There is no cat in your fried rice. Despite decades of distrust and jokes, the chicken in your chicken lo mein is just chicken.
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