The best and brightest holiday gift you can send this year: heirloom citrus from small farms that do it right. ⁦jane_black⁩ delivers some crackerjack reporting and a mega dose of vitamin C wsj.com/articles/why-m…

Check out this video from Allegheny College about Prof. Eric Pallant! Preorder Eric's book SOURDOUGH CULTURE Agate Publishing on our site (you might win sourdough starter!)—join the launch with Beth Kracklauer (The Wall Street Journal) on 9/14: eventbrite.com/e/169358693411 youtube.com/watch?v=wxTT__…

Looking forward to showing off my city at the @iacppix conference in Pittsburgh this weekend. You coming? I’m here to be bossy regarding your dining choices, recommend the best city walks and generally promote good times. Tickets: iacpculinary.com #iacpculinary44

Guys! The The Wall Street Journal asked how I would cover Super Bowl food. My response: Embracing football is a big part of the immigrant experience & game-day eating is a big part of football, which means we inevitably leave our mark: wsj.com/articles/one-b… Forever love seeing stories in print!

I, too, love your vibe, caller #stresspizzaanonymous

Whether you are excited about football or the Rihanna show...here's some great recipes for the Super Bowl Thanks Pervaiz Shallwani and other chefs vishwesh alexandra raij Win Son The White Moustache wsj.com/articles/one-b…

We’re offering resources for people who want to show their support across social media for Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was detained in Russia a week ago during a reporting trip and remains in prison #IStandWithEvan on.wsj.com/3nK7JXA

The U.S. government on April 10 officially designated Evan Gershkovich “wrongfully detained” by Russia, allowing it to unlock resources in an effort to free him. Here’s what that means. on.wsj.com/3KTSN2c

The arrest of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich spotlights a judicial system in which defendants often languish in detention while prosecutors are granted time to build their cases on.wsj.com/44btdNF

Russia said it had rejected a request from U.S. officials in Moscow to visit jailed WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich next month in retaliation for the recent denial of U.S. visas to Russian journalists on.wsj.com/3L8WkIZ

🧵 On #WorldPressFreedomDay, we’re offering resources for those want to show their support for Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was detained in Russia on March 29 during a reporting trip and remains in prison #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/Evan

“We’re here waiting for you.” Evan Ger­shkovich’s colleagues send messages to the imprisoned reporter on #WorldPressFreedomDay.

The judge was delivering crushing news, but Evan Gershkovich’s parents couldn’t stop smiling at their son, who stood in a metal cage before them wsj.com/articles/missi… via The Wall Street Journal #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan #JournalismIsNotaCrime

The House of Representatives voted 422-0 to approve a bipartisan resolution calling on Russia to immediately free jailed Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich wsj.com/articles/u-s-h… via The Wall Street Journal

🧵 One hundred days ago, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia during a reporting trip. He remains in a Moscow prison. We’re offering resources for those who want to show their support for him. #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/Evan

🧵 On March 29, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia during a reporting trip. He remains in a Moscow prison. We’re offering resources for those who want to show their support for him. #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/Evan

Lawyers representing the publisher of The Wall Street Journal requested that a United Nations group declare Evan Gershkovich arbitrarily detained and asked it to appeal to Russia to release him immediately on.wsj.com/46728vk

No date has been made public for the trial of Evan Gershkovich five months into his detention. He is caught in a justice system in which defendants can wait for a year or more before their cases are heard. on.wsj.com/464BEum

The American son of Soviet-born Jewish exiles, Evan Gershkovich grew to love Russia. This is an account of his life and work. on.wsj.com/3ZnbKA4

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