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August Barham
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Digital Producer, U.S. News and World Report
Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., United States
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Biography
August recently graduated from American University with a B.A. in journalism and cinema studies. She has an extensive background in writing and a passion for film. In high school, August attended The School of The New York Times Summer Academy, competed on the FBLA team in business communications and took multiple journalism and advanced writing courses. At AU, August has reported on a variety of feature and hard news stories including D.C. city hall meetings, immigration, film industry trends and more. Her reporting and creative writing has been featured in Her Campus, the AU literary magazine AmLit, the D.C. literary magazine The Gargoyle and Identity Theory magazine. She has interned with PBS’ To The Contrary and the U.S. Trustee Program in the Department of Justice.
Small Business, Documentary , DACA, Movies, Film , The Arts, Immigration , Cinema, Entertainment , College
Politics, Religion,Satire
Content
By Jim Henry, Cherise Threewitt Verified, August Barham, Bobby Lewis| U.S. News Cars@ Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump recently proposed making interest payments on auto loans deductible. It’s an attention-getting idea, but the benefits would likely be skewed towards borrowers with higher incomes and bigger loans, and people with average or below-average incomes would see few, if any, benefits, according to a couple of tax experts. “It might have an incremental benefit, but it definitely doesn’t change the whole market.
By Warren Clarke, August Barham, Rachel Shuster, George Kennedy| U.S. News Cars@ Credit Hyundai Motor America | GENESIS MOTOR AMERICA|Mainstream vs. LuxuryElectric vehicles (EVs) have experienced growing popularity with consumers seeking clean transportation with low fuel costs. Hyundai's Ioniq 5 all-electric SUV is an appealing choice in this class, offering impressive driving range and a roomy cabin. Genesis competes for your dollars with the excellent GV60, a luxurious SUV with an energetic all-electric powertrain and many standard features.
By Jim Gorzelany Verified, August Barham, George Kennedy, Cherise Threewitt Verified| U.S. News Cars@ CreditJohn M. Vincent|U.S. News & World Report Which Are the Kia EV6’s Top Competitors? The 2024 Kia EV6 is a well-reviewed full-electric compact crossover SUV that gets just about everything right. It delivers quick acceleration, solid handling, an appealing design and a comfortable cabin, all with zero tailpipe emissions. AdvertisementBut the Kia EV6 is only one model in what amounts to the Silver Age of electric vehicles.
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U.S. News and World Report
London, England, United Kingdom
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