Matt Picht
Matt Picht
Politics Reporter
Matt Picht is a politics reporter in Washington, D.C., who mainly covers foreign policy and international news. He joined Scripps News right after graduating from the University of Tulsa in 2013 and has been with the company ever since. Matt is always interested in a good story and hopes to shine a light on the human impact of foreign policy with his work.
Recent Work
May's Exit Leaves UK At A Crossroads On Brexit And Trump
Theresa May's Exit Leaves Brexit In Limbo
Modi's Election Win In India Was Fueled By Hindu Nationalism
EU Elections Mean More Brexit Feuding For The UK
The Race To 5G Technology Is Pitting The US Against China
China Might Have To Look Beyond Tariffs If Trade War Escalates Again
The Trade War's Biggest Threat Is Yet To Come For US Consumers
Why The US Is On High Alert Over Iran
Iran's Ultimatum Could Sink Europe's Support For The Nuclear Deal
Freed Reuters Journalists Exposed A Massacre By Talking To Suspects
Myanmar Frees Journalists Who Were Jailed After Reporting A Massacre
Trump, Backed By A Strong Economy, Threatens To Keep Up Trade War
Venezuelans Hold Out Hope For Guaido In May Day Protests
Venezuela's Guaidó Claims To Have Military Support. Does He?
Global Trade Is Propping Up Strong US GDP Growth
With US Talks Frozen, Kim Jong Un Reaches Out To Russia
Ukraine's New President Could Shake Up Relations With Russia
Terror Attacks In Sri Lanka Echo Country's Bloody Civil War
Mueller Report Lays Out Russian Interference, Without Links To Trump
Congress Pushes For Say On Overseas Fights With War Powers Resolution
Diplomacy And Fashion Can Often Go Hand-In-Hand
Imprisoned Journalists Exposed A Massacre By Talking To The Suspects
How Netanyahu Managed To Clinch Tough Election In Israel
Press Freedom Is Still On Trial In Myanmar
NATO Ministers Say Alliance Important As Ever, Despite Pressures
NATO's Leader Pitches A Renewed US-Europe Alliance To Congress
After 70 Years, NATO Looks A Lot Different
May's Offer To Quit Probably Won't Salvage Her Brexit Deal
Venezuela Chaos Tests Ties Between Putin And Maduro
