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Kimberly Adams
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Correspondent and Host, APM Marketplace
Washington, D.C., United States
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Biography
Kimberly Adams is an American journalist based in Cairo, Egypt, and her work is regularly featured on American, Canadian, and European radio networks. From the halls of Capitol Hill to the ancient streets of Cairo, Kimberly has covered politics, culture, and business for radio, television, and the web at the local, national and international level. Prior to her Egypt move, Kimberly was a producer at NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C., beginning as assistant to Senior News Analyst Daniel Schorr, and working with him until he passed away. At NPR, she also produced for Weekend Edition, taking on a significant role in the show's coverage of the Arab Spring. She was competitively selected for NPR's reporter training program, during which she reported for WBUR in Boston. She was later promoted to an Assistant Producer on NPR's Washington Desk, helping with the coverage of domestic politics and the 2012 presidential election. This stint in Cairo is the second for Kimberly, who freelanced there from 2005-2007 while working on her graduate diploma in Political Science from the American University in Cairo. While studying full-time, she covered protests, elections, and breaking news for American networks and wire services. Kimberly is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, the Association of Independents in Radio and, enjoys weaving through deadlocked Cairo traffic on her scooter.
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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Kimberly Adams Verified, Courtney Bergsieker, Marissa Cabrera Verified| APM Marketplace Verified Yes — Obamacare is before the Supreme Court, again. This time, the case centers on the legality of an advisory task force. Experts worry it could spell the end of an ACA mandate requiring insurers to cover certain preventative care services at no cost. But first: Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is caught up in another Signal group chat scandal. Plus, Paul Revere wasn’t the only midnight rider to warn that the British were coming. Here’s everything we talked about today:Got a question for the hosts?
By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Kimberly Adams Verified, Marissa Cabrera Verified, Courtney Bergsieker| APM Marketplace Verified The artificial intelligence cloud computing provider CoreWeave sold shares to the public today with so-so results. Because it’s the first major IPO of the current generative AI era, some argue that CoreWeave could be a barometer of the AI boom. We’ll get into it. And, a federal appeals court ruled in favor of President Donald Trump’s firings of independent agency heads. The case will likely make its way to the Supreme Court.
By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Kimberly Adams Verified, Courtney Bergsieker, Marissa Cabrera Verified| APM Marketplace Verified Yes — Obamacare is before the Supreme Court, again. This time, the case centers on the legality of an advisory task force. Experts worry it could spell the end of an ACA mandate requiring insurers to cover certain preventative care services at no cost. But first: Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is caught up in another Signal group chat scandal. Plus, Paul Revere wasn’t the only midnight rider to warn that the British were coming. Here’s everything we talked about today:Got a question for the hosts?
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