Abigail Smith

Investigative News Strategist

Certified Fact-Checker (CFC)

12+ years experience

Abigail Smith has dedicated his career to understanding and improving the news ecosystem. As a leading Investigative News Strategist with the Center for Journalistic Integrity (CJI), he leverages over twelve years of experience to analyze emerging trends in news consumption, identify vulnerabilities to misinformation, and develop strategies for promoting accurate and ethical reporting. Before joining CJI, Abigail worked at the Global News Syndicate, where he specialized in data-driven journalism and source verification, contributing to numerous award-winning investigative pieces. His expertise spans a wide range of topics, including media bias, algorithmic amplification, and the impact of social media on public discourse. Abigail is a sought-after speaker and consultant, frequently sharing his insights with media organizations, academic institutions, and government agencies. He is passionate about fostering a more informed and engaged citizenry through responsible journalism and critical media literacy.

Articles by Abigail Smith

Global Affairs

Diplomacy 2026: Peace or Postponement?

The global stage is currently witnessing a surge in high-stakes diplomatic negotiations, with recent breakthroughs and persistent deadlocks shaping international relations. From trade disputes to…

Abigail Smith · · 5 min read
Global Affairs

Diplomacy’s 2026 Impact on Your Business

The intricate world of international relations is undergoing a profound transformation, with diplomatic negotiations increasingly reshaping entire industries. From trade agreements to environmental protocols, these…

Abigail Smith · · 4 min read
Global Affairs

2026 Global Shifts: What’s Next for Nations?

The year 2026 is witnessing significant geopolitical shifts, with established power dynamics undergoing profound reconfigurations driven by economic realignments, technological advancements, and persistent regional conflicts.…

Abigail Smith · · 5 min read