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
A U.K.-U.S. Trade Deal Is Harder Than It Sounds, Even After Brexit
Trump's New Trade Deal Hinges On Mexico's Labor Reforms
U.K. And EU Still Need To Figure Out Their Post-Brexit Relationship
Sen. Klobuchar: Impeachment A 'Moment Of Reflection' In 2020 Race
Trump's New Trade Deal Includes China's Shopping List For U.S. Goods
A US-EU Trade War Could Spell Trouble For Wine Lovers
Iran Nuclear Deal On Life Support After Soleimani Killing
U.S. Attack Could Jeopardize What's Left Of The Iran Nuclear Deal
USMCA Support Will Be Key Test For 2020 Democrats
2019 Wrap-Up: A Little Progress And A Lot Of Chaos For Trade Policy
NAFTA To USMCA: What's Different About Trump's New Trade Pact?
Democrats Back Trump's USMCA Deal After Winning Labor Protections
U.S.-France Trade Fight Is The Latest Front In Digital Tax Debate
Trade War Tariffs Won't Ruin The Holidays For Retailers
FCC Moves To Keep China Out Of U.S. Telecom Networks
Huawei Still Faces U.S. Questions About Its Ties To Chinese Government
Brexit Poses Direct Threat to U.K. Adult Care
New Brexit Deal Could Mean Big Changes For Northern Ireland
U.S.-Japan Deal Sets New Bilateral Standards For Digital Trade
U.K. Supreme Court Awards Parliament More Time On Brexit
This Pa. Town Is An Unlikely Front In The U.S.-China Trade War
Boris Johnson Gets Backlash For Suspending Parliament
Russia Seems Unlikely To Reunite With The G-7 Any Time Soon
Boris Johnson Gets A New Deadline In Brexit Talks With The EU
Hong Kong Protesters Hold Peaceful March After Chaotic Demonstrations
Hong Kong Businesses Struggle With Fallout From Protests
Hong Kong Protesters Fight To Keep Public Support After Airport Chaos
Hong Kong's Airport Protests Turn Chaotic And Violent
Mexico's Citizens Aren't All On Board With Migration Crackdown
