Craig Smith is a Podcast Host at The New York Times. He focuses on artificial intelligence and blockchain, with a particular interest in energy and mining sectors. Craig has been featured in various publications including Blooloop, Yardbarker, KGUN 9 On Your Side, and Realclearhistory.
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Craig Smith's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly football, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and government announcements related to border issues. If you're reaching out regarding the closure of Lukeville Port of Entry or any other border-related developments, providing insights from officials, experts or individuals directly affected by these changes could be valuable.
When pitching stories about sports events such as NFL games, updates about teams like the Miami Dolphins or Tennessee Vols would likely capture Craig's attention. Additionally, if your pitch relates to entertainment news in some way connected to sports (e.g., social media trolling), it might resonate with his interests.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Craig's coverage area, he appears most engaged in US-based sporting events and border issues.
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On the first day since the Lukeville border crossing has been closed, port officials in Nogales have still not seen the jam-ups they feared.
You know the joke by now. It's only been said about the Tennessee Vols a few hundred thousand times since the 1990s. "You can't spell Citrus without
Local leaders worried about the border situation had a low profile meeting with Federal officials in Tucson Tuesday.
It was a great 48 hours for the Miami Dolphins. They clobbered the Commanders 45-15 in Landover, Maryland on Sunday afternoon.
By: Kaylynn Mullins
Gnarly Hussle in Raytown set to open a bar on Aug. 17 with vintage pop-ups and live music. The thrift store's bar will finally be operating.
By: Chris Norwood, Craig Smith, Denise Sinclair
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By: Jonathan Clark, Craig Smith, Brian Walsh
With another government fiscal year in the books, contractors may be anticipating the next season of bid protests. The Federal Circuit’s recent decision in Oak Grove Technologies v. United States offers a timely set of pointers for successful protests and, more broadly, managing protest expectations within the organization.
By: Cara Sizemore, Craig Smith
A string of recent decisions issued by the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals (CBCA) provide helpful reminders for construction contractors that have...
“The greatest harmony prevails between the two Armies. They seem actuated by one spirit,” glowed General George Washington. Two hundred and forty-three years ago on October 19th, the Conti
February 12, 2025 As the energy transition continues to move forward, nations around the globe are taking steps to prepare the world for a low- or no-carbon future, and Saudi Arabia is no different.
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