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Co-host of @Marketplace's #MakeMeSmart. She/ Her. Kimberly, not Kim. Proud member of @mplaceunion. Work account. @kimberlyadams@mastodon.online

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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 Scho…

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How Labor Unions Are Tackling AI and Midterm Elections

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By Kimberly Adams Verified, Meredith Garretson Morbey, Erika Soderstrom Verified
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How Labor Unions Are Tackling AI and Midterm Elections Published July 22, 2026 Organized labor could play a major role in this year’s midterm elections. The nation’s largest federation of labor unions — The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) — said it plans to mobilize 16 million voters with ties to the labor movement.
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Tallying the costs of Europe's heatwaves

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By Kimberly Adams Verified, Meredith Garretson Morbey, Alex Schroeder Verified
| Marketplace Verified
After years of trying different strategies, one private equity backed company has decided its best, and maybe only, option is to turn its 11 hospitals back into nonprofits.
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The economic costs of Europe's heatwaves

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By Kimberly Adams Verified
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Across Europe, heatwaves are becoming more frequent, lasting longer, and pushing temperatures into the triple digits in some places. The heat has been slowing trains, straining power grids, and making it harder for people to work, which all comes at an economic cost.
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