
Matthew Walther
Matthew Walther is a national correspondent at The Week. His work has also appeared in First Things, The Spectator of London, The Catholic Herald, National Review, and other publications. He is currently writing a biography of the Rev. Montague Summers. He is also a Robert Novak Journalism Fellow.
Latest articles by Matthew Walther
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The rootin' tootin' life of T. Boone Pickensfeature The billionaire, who died Wednesday at 91, was one of those extraordinary figures who seems to exemplify the strangeness of the American character
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The hope and futility of the Hong Kong protest movementfeature Is this what democracy looks like?
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The rise of mocktails and the decline of human civilizationfeature What are bars even for nowadays?
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Why Brexit destroyed Parliamentopinion And why the U.K. is still unlikely to actually leave Europe
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The joy and promise of Burger King's Impossible Whopperfeature A reason for optimism at the drive-through
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Andrew Luck's retirement doesn't tell us anything about the state of football
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Jay-Z's cardboard corporate activismopinion Why the rapper's NFL partnership shouldn't be a surprise to anyone
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China will do whatever it wants in Hong Kongopinion Here's why the West won't lift a finger to help
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There is no easy solution to the college football transfer messfeature This is just how the game works now
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The sobering global reality of the immigration crisisopinion The world's leaders have failed to meet the greatest challenge of our time
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Britain's inexplicable decision to pick a fight with Iranopinion Why are the British seizing foreign vessels in the dog days of a failed government, when they have a prime minister in name only?
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The sublime Romanticism of the moon landingopinion Alone, alone, all, all alone on a sea of stars
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America must save its orchestrasopinion Storied orchestras across the country are going under — and we won't realize what we've lost until it's too late
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How Michael Brendan Dougherty subverted the Irish misery memoirfeature A conversation with the conservative columnist and author of My Father Left Me Ireland
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9 things parents never want to hear from strangers againfeature Keep your comments to yourself, please and thank you
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Why Cameo is the scariest thing on the internetfeature This is life in 2019
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Is diplomacy too boring for the Trump White House?opinion Why Trump's foreign policy agenda keeps running into trouble
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Who needs Game of Thrones when we have Byzantine history?feature It is a story of "the intrigues of priests, eunuchs, women, of poisonings, of conspiracies, of uniform ingratitude, of perpetual fratricides"
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What Notre Dame means to Catholicsopinion For us, it was lost long ago
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In praise of teachersopinion They open our eyes to the world
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Brexit was designed to failopinion It was never meant to succeed
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The torture chambers down the streetopinion On the plight of children placed in so-called 'seclusion' in public schools
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What does climate change mean for having children? Nothing.opinion To live in a world where it's half a degree warmer or where the oceans are filled with garbage and the rivers are overrun with toxic plastic is better than never being born
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The strange death of easy listeningopinion Whatever happened to enjoyable music for adults?
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