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
Bolsonaro Win Foreshadows A Return To Power For Brazil's Military
Trump's iPhone Use Leaves Him As Vulnerable As The Rest Of Us
The Breakup Of A US-Russia Treaty Might Be All About Chinese Missiles
'22 July' Director Paul Greengrass Is Worried About European Democracy
Khashoggi Case Forces US To Choose Between Interests And Values
Jamal Khashoggi Calls For More Press Freedom In 'Final' Column
GOP's Kavanaugh Win Could Inspire Midterms Revenge For Dems
Sen. Warren Fights Trump's 'Pocahontas' Jabs With DNA Test
Before He Vanished, Jamal Khashoggi Challenged His Country's Leaders
Trump's Trade War Is Leaving Missourians Bruised, But Not Broken
Vulnerable Dems Weigh Political Cost Of Kavanaugh Vote
Here's Who The FBI Did And Didn't Talk To During Its Kavanaugh Probe
Here's What The US Gets Out Of Trump's NAFTA Renegotiations
'Mr. Kurd' Explains Why He's Embracing Trump's Nickname For Him
Republicans Defer To Sex Crimes Prosecutor On Kavanaugh Allegations
Medical Marijuana Is On The Ballot In Missouri — Three Separate Times
The China-US Trade War Might Go Beyond Tariffs Soon
North And South Korea Are Making Progress On Everything But Nukes
Kim Jong Un Throws A Military Parade To Celebrate Country's Founding
Pompeo Vows To 'Reset' Strained U.S.-Pakistan Ties
The Trump Administration Might Be Revving Up For Another Anti-Pot Push
Florida's Governor Race Pits A Progressive Against A Trump Fan
Republicans Run Towards Trump In Arizona, Florida Primaries
Jeff Sessions Faces Down Another Wave Of Pressure From Trump
Democrats Are Overhauling Superdelegates In The Wake Of 2016
Democrats Are Overhauling Superdelegates In The Wake Of 2016
Greece Leaves Bailout Programs, But No End In Sight For Austerity
Military Parades Are A Global Go-To Tactic To Show Off Strength
Russian Satellite Maneuvers Are Making The US Nervous
