Trey Smith is a journalist at Og. He covers themes related to engineering and mechanical engineering, while also delving into topics such as elections, government, politics, and public policy. Trey has been featured in various publications including CultureMap, News and Tribune, and CNBC, among others.
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By: Trey Smith, Peter Jeydel, Michael Barnicle, Bryan Williamson, Troutman Pepper Locke, Bonnie Gill, Hilary Cairnie
On September 10, the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) posted its final rule implementing the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program...
The recent Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education election ushers in a new era for education. With new perspectives joining the board, the direction of the district will inevitably shift.
By: Trey Smith
Abstract: We propose a generalization of the Elliott-Halberstam conjecture concerning the distribution of prime pairs in arithmetic progressions.
By: Riley Moss, Karene Reid, Justin Strnad, Jake Briningstool, Mike Edwards, Kristian Fulton, Noah Gray, Nazeeh Johnson, Trey Smith, Jaylon Moore, Derrick Nnadi, Trent McDuffie, Rashee Rice, Tyquan Thornton, Jaylen Watson
The Broncos got hit with two brutal injuries late in their loss on Sunday. Here is your Week 17 Monday practice report.
By: Trey Smith, Clayton Friedman, Daniel Waltz
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced a proposed consent order with Illusory Systems Inc. (Illusory), a Utah-based blockchain infrastructure
By: Trey Smith
Drawing on his experience mentoring an aspiring teacher from Drexel University, Philadelphia educator Trey Smith calls for the state to consider team-based teaching and residency programs proven to reduce teacher turnover by as much as 50%.
By: Hilary Cairnie, Michael Barnicle, Anthony Pappas, Trey Smith, Peter Jeydel, Bonnie Gill, Bryan Williamson, Lu Reyes
Key Points DoD suspended CMMC Phase II on July 13, 2026, halting the November 10, 2026, deadline and all related implementation milestones pending a
FUNDamentals is a periodic digest of news and information specifically for investment funds and investment advisers. In this issue, we highlight key industry trends, the SEC's deregulatory rulemaking agenda, SEC enforcement priorities, the IRS's new guidance on self-employment taxes, updates to qualified client thresholds, ILPA's new guidance on organizational expenses, fund liquidity trends (continuation funds, secondaries, and LPs as lenders), proposed changes to Form PF, the SEC's examination priorities and recent risk alerts, developments in crypto and digital assets, and the status of the FinCEN AML rule for investment advisers.
By: Cj Madden, Keyshawn Burgos, Elo Modozie, Trey Smith, Breeon Ishmail, Jeremy Lewis, Sam Goelilner, Landon Brooks, Mason Alnutt, Finn Goodman, Aiden Solecki, Luke R
I’m not sure how the defensive end rotation shakes out this season, but they’ve got to be better than last year if Purdue wants to exit the subbasement of the Big10.
By: Agustin E. Rodriguez, Dascher Pasco, David J. Navetta, Ashley L. Taylor, Jr., Laura Hamady, Matthew J. Berns, Bonnie Gill, Michael Yaghi, Carlin A. Mccrory, Bryan M. Haynes, Lane R. Page, Monica L. Coscia, Lu Reyes, Michael A. Lafleur, Ayana D. Brown, Trey Smith, Stephen C. Piepgrass, Michael B. Jordan, Kyara M. Rivera Rivera, Dan Waltz, Ghillaine A. Reid, Namrata Kang, Bryan R. Williamson, Peter E. Jeydel, Zoe Schloss, Michael E. Barnicle, Jeff P. Johnson, Christopher Carlson, Kaitlin J. Clemens, Timothy Shyu, Warren F. Myers, Zie Alere, Jay A. Dubow, Jessica M. Birdsong, Clayton S. Friedman, Alexandra Lancey, Hilary S. Cairnie, Keith J. Barnett, Taylor R. Gess, Bill E. Larosa, Troy C. Homesley, Shelby E. Dolen, Nicholas Ramos, Lauren Morgan Fincher
Stay current with Troutman Pepper Locke’s August 2026 Regulatory Oversight blog, podcasts, and monthly digest on state and federal enforcement trends.
