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Matt Sedensky

National Writer for The Associated Press

Matt is a versatile correspondent who has covered news from Hurricane Katrina to Virginia Tech. He's also a specialist in coverage of aging and religion.

Seasoned traveler to more than 30 countries on six continents.

Publications

  • ap.org
    16 articles
  • detroitnews.com
    8 articles
  • aap.com.au
    7 articles
  • wftv.com
    7 articles
  • Republican-American
    5 articles
  • adn.com
    5 articles
  • bostonglobe.com
    5 articles

Writes Most On

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  • —The Associated Press (AP)
  • —The Associated Press (AP) - USA
  • —The Associated Press (AP) - USA
  • Too old to work? Some Americans on the job late in life bristle at calls for Biden to step aside
    19 Jul 2024—The Associated Press (AP) - USA
    NEW YORK (AP) — A swath of Americans watching President Joe Biden is seeing something beyond debate-stage stumbles and prime-time miscues: Themselves. Debate about the 81-year-old Democrat’s fitness for another term is especially resonating with other older Americans who, like him, want to stay on the job. “People were telling me I should retire too,” says 89-year-old D’yan Forest, a New York comedian. “But you’ve got to keep working, no matter what.” Forest has stumbled on an occasional joke...
  • —The Associated Press (AP) - USA