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Is There Life After the Sequester?
Joe Rago and James Freeman discuss the prospects for compromise in Washington's budget battles. Also, Jason Riley on the University of Colorado's new program for conservative academics. And, can a Republican win Los Angeles's mayoral race?
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Teachers consider past year's highs, lows
Some local teachers worry the accomplishments will be overlooked because of scandals and challenges.
Atlanta history: Local landmark considers role of Jewish soldiers in Civil War
Cyclorama adds diversity to Civil War discussion as the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Atlanta nears.
Georgia revisits effects of health care reform
Ga. analysts are reviewing programs in other states, but governor says Medicaid expansion door remains shut 'for now.
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Cops: 3 used checkbook belonging to dead man’s fiancee
Two days after an Atlanta man was gunned down inside his own home, the checkbook belonging to his fiancee was used at a bank and store, police said Wednesday.
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