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Matthew Teague

@MatthewTeague
Co-author of THE STEAL for Atlantic Monthly Press | exec. producer of OUR FRIEND | Instructor and Nieman Fellow @harvard | contributor @NatGeo
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    Matthew Teague
    @MatthewTeague
    Dec 2, 2023
    “Christian nationalism destroys both theology and patriotism, but Alberta pulls those elements apart and, in doing so, restores each to its own separate majesty.” I think this, from @TimAlberta, is the most important book in America right now.
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    The Eye of a Journalistic Outsider, the Fluency of an Evangelistic Insider
    From airmail.news
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    Matthew Teague
    @MatthewTeague
    Apr 11, 2023
    This is a very generous assessment of my story from @TheAtlantic. But worth mentioning, on the death of the spy at its heart: bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northe…
    @TomMcTague
    Tom McTague
    The New Statesman
    @TomMcTague
    Apr 11, 2023
    The extraordinary story of Freddie Scappaticci. One of the best pieces I’ve ever read, by ⁦⁦@MatthewTeague⁩ theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…
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    Matthew Teague
    @MatthewTeague
    Jan 27, 2023
    Some personal news. Big mistake, I suspect. Huge
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    Matthew Teague
    @MatthewTeague
    Dec 16, 2022
    @RebeccMcLaugh Thanks for sharing your thoughts today, Rebecca, and for answering some thorny questions. I’m excited to read further!
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    Matthew Teague
    @MatthewTeague
    Mar 13, 2022
    My friend Brent Renaud died today, killed while working as a photojournalist in Ukraine. Brent’s work excelled. But his friendship was better: He was humble, kind, gentle. He, almost frustratingly, always wanted to hear about others rather than talk about himself. 1/2
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