Chris Rock says he'll run for president in 2020

Actor and comedian Chris Rock says he'll seek to follow businessman and reality show star Donald Trump to the White House.

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Rock, who has about as much experience in the entertainment industry, running for office and governing as Trump, announced his bid on the president-elect's favorite platform: Twitter.

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Young Atlanta entrepreneurs will sell their wares at two Sunday markets

From sensory products to bottle cap jewelry, young entrepreneurs will sell their wares at metro markets on Sunday — at Lawrenceville's Coolray Field and Summerhill.

Review: ‘I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay?’ lends texture to everyday life

Review of Honey Pierre’s solo exhibition “I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay?” at Impossible Currency gallery,

Celebrate all things Virginia-Highland during Porchfest

Virginia Highland District Porchfest returns on Saturday, May 17, with more than 100 bands, 50 artists selling wares and 25 food trucks.

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Young Atlanta entrepreneurs will sell their wares at two Sunday markets

Celebrate all things Virginia-Highland during Porchfest

Review: ‘I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay?’ lends texture to everyday life

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Failed health inspections sent the Atlanta airport scrambling to fix problems

The Atlanta airport uses a “Quality Assurance Audit” to find potential food safety and customer service issues, but the bump in failures in 2023 and 2024 raises questions.

Trump legislation awaits decision from Kemp as Georgia veto deadline nears

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has a May 14 deadline to sign or veto bills that passed in the 2025 legislative session. Anything he ignores will become law.

Justices struggle with ‘awkward’ Georgia law in hair relaxer cases

Georgia Supreme Court justices grappled Tuesday with an “awkward” state law that could significantly limit hundreds of cases alleging harm from hair relaxer products.