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Matt Lamb

Associate Editor, The College Fix

AMAC Staff Writing since 2025 @mattlamb22

131

Articles published

Year with AMAC

Topics covered

Aug 24, 2026

Background

Matt Lamb is an AMAC Newsline contributor and associate editor for The College Fix. He previously worked for Students for Life of America, Students for Life Action, and Turning Point USA. He previously interned for Open the Books. His writing has also appeared in the Washington Examiner, The Federalist, LifeSiteNews, Human Life Review, Headline USA, and other outlets. The opinions expressed are his own. Follow him @mattlamb22 on X.

Credentials

Areas of expertise

Higher education and campus issuesFree speechPro-life politics and policyConservative politics and culture

Credentials

Associate Editor, The College Fix
AMAC Newsline contributor
Formerly with Students for Life of America, Students for Life Action, and Turning Point USA
Former intern, Open the Books
Writing has appeared in the Washington Examiner, The Federalist, LifeSiteNews, Human Life Review, and Headline USA

Education

B.A. — Loyola University Chicago
M.A. — University of Nebraska-Omaha

Editorial standards

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131 articles

Travel & Lifestyle

New “Young Washington” Film Promises Revival of Patriotic Movies

Angel Studios’ Young Washington explores the untold story of America’s first president during the French and Indian War—debuting July 3, 2026.

Nov 1, 2025

Politics

Liberals Melt Down Over Trump Using Personal Funds to Beautify White House East Wing

Presidents have long renovated the White House, but Democrats are now melting down over Trump’s privately funded ballroom project at no taxpayer expense.

Oct 30, 2025

Travel & Lifestyle

How Parents and Grandparents Can Protect Kids from Artificial Intelligence

The tragic suicide of 16-year-old Adam Raines highlights the dangers AI chatbots can pose to teens. Experts urge parents to protect children from AI dependence.

Oct 27, 2025

Can AI Data Centers and Small-Town America Coexist?

Big Tech’s AI-driven energy demands are clashing with rural communities. But smart, shared investments in energy can create a win-win future.

Oct 24, 2025

Politics

Gavin Newsom Signs “State-Sanctioned Kidnapping” Law, Continues Assault on Parental Rights

Critics say Newsom’s new law lets strangers claim guardianship of children, threatening parental rights in California.

Oct 21, 2025

Politics

The Quiet Campaign to Let Utility Companies Control Your Appliances

Ohio may let utilities control home thermostats during heat waves, raising alarms over privacy, freedom, and government overreach.

Oct 20, 2025

Politics

Liberal “Book Ban” Hysteria Dealt Another Blow in Court

A federal judge ruled schools can remove controversial books like And Tango Makes Three, affirming parents’ rights and rejecting censorship claims.

Oct 13, 2025

Politics

No More “Fat Generals”: Pete Hegseth is Making the Military Great Again

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is reshaping the U.S. military by prioritizing fitness, merit, and warfighting strength over DEI initiatives and political distractions.

Oct 8, 2025

Media Smears ICE Agents as Left-Wing Attacks on Law Enforcement Ramp Up

False media reports about ICE, including NBC’s retracted story, fuel anti-ICE sentiment and rising threats against agents.

Oct 6, 2025

Politics

New Poll Shows Big Problems for Democrats

“A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Republicans leading Democrats on key issues like crime, immigration, and the economy — even outpacing them in areas once dominated by liberal messaging.”

Oct 1, 2025