Matt Stieb is a reporter for New York Magazine, with his work also appearing in The Cut, Vulture, and Curbed. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, business, and culture, providing insightful analysis and commentary on current events.
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Matt Stieb's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to breaking news and evolving stories. He appears particularly interested in scandals and controversies related to politicians, celebrities, and public figures.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation as well as evolving stories, Matt may be receptive to pitches that provide expert commentary or analysis on ongoing political controversies, scandals involving public figures, or recent developments in government policies.
Although there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Matt's articles, it's important to note that his coverage predominantly pertains to the United States. Therefore, relevant pitches should consider this national scope when offering insights into US-focused political events or figures.
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The Madison Square Garden owner plays his cards closely.
By: Matt Stieb
Trump’s former friend Jeffrey Epstein is one of the podcast host’s great obsessions, but somehow it didn’t come up.
Larry Krassner is trying to kill Musk’s giveaway on a technicality as the DOJ waits to act against the legally questionable registration drive.
Elon Musk is full of ideas this month. He promoted his concept of a department of government efficiency (DOGE) at Sunday's Madison Square Garden
Trump’s running mate said “maybe” it wasn’t racist to call the U.S. island a “floating pile of garbage.”
In the last week of the election, podcaster Joe Rogan has unexpectedly become one of the key players in the neck-and-neck race for president . After
By: Matt Stieb
Last Thursday, an unusual statue appeared on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. — a bronze-colored swirl of poop on top of a replica of Nancy
Will he wear khakis? Will he sleep? MSNBC's unlikely star prepares for Election Night.
Will he wear khakis? Will he sleep? MSNBC’s unlikely star prepares for Election Night.
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