Matt Stroud
Matt Stroud is an investigative reporter and author of Thin Blue Lie. He writes about journalism, power, and how stories get made, drawing on two decades of reporting for national outlets and long-form investigative projects.
DEAD RECKONING: The cops who quit Flock may find Axon harder to leave
How a noisy Pentagon pack mule became ICE's newest tactical tool
A billion dollars in empty warehouses, a 6,500-year-old fish and other things I’m looking at
Inside James Arthur Ray’s deadly sweat lodge, 17 years later
Dead Reckoning: A newsletter about war, policing, power, and public money
When saving journalism pays better than doing journalism
Hidden Mirrors with Alan Huffman
Thin Blue Lie: The Failure of High-Tech Policing
Chicago police spent years trying to predict murder. We spent years reporting it. Amazon spent five minutes burying it
Chris Morris broke television news in 1994 and nobody noticed
