David Shribman is the Executive Editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. With a focus on government, politics, and world affairs, he has extensively covered topics such as elections, public policy, and current affairs, reflecting a deep engagement with both regional and global issues. David's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe, and The Globe and Mail.
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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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David M. Shribman is the former executive editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
The U.S. President is obsessed with nicknaming and renaming, but he’s on shaky ground with geography
By: David Shribman
CALGARY — A wildfire is sweeping the western Canadian province of Alberta. It's not the one you are thinking of.
By: David Shribman
CALGARY — A wildfire is sweeping the western Canadian province of Alberta. It's not the one you are thinking of.
By: David Shribman
It seems like only yesterday. Tragedies sometimes have that effect. The good times — the triumphs, the moments of joy — aren't forgotten, but are remembered in a smudge of memory. The great sadnesses remain, the pain persisting, the impact lingering.
By: David Shribman
CALGARY — A wildfire is sweeping the western Canadian province of Alberta. It’s not the one you are thinking of. And a Canadian province is considering leaving the country. It also isn’t the one you are thinking…
It seems like only yesterday. Tragedies sometimes have that effect. The good times — the triumphs, the moments of joy — aren't forgotten, but are remembered in a smudge of memory.
It seems like only yesterday. Tragedies sometimes have that effect. The good times — the triumphs, the moments of joy — aren't forgotten, but are remembered in a smudge of memory. The great sadnesses remain, the pain persisting, the impact lingering.
It was a quarter-century in the past, almost a generation ago. It is with us still: a vivid moment of horror, followed by an aftershock that hasn’t lost its power.
