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Watching Iran from afar: The weight of loving a country you can’t reach

From afar, many of us in the Iranian diaspora use our platforms to amplify the voices of people inside the country and to remind them that the world is watching.

How storms and a government shutdown wrought havoc on Atlanta air travel

Here’s a rundown of why the flight cancellations and disruptions in Atlanta have continued for days, and what travelers should know to navigate the hassles.

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As federal housing policy changes, here’s why Atlanta families will be ready

U.S. Housing and Urban Development has proposed a new federal rule to enact work requirements and time limits. Atlanta Housing is making sure residents are ready.

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Atlanta Housing to Break Ground on Historic Civic Center Redevelopment
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As federal housing policy changes, here’s why Atlanta families will be ready

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Local officials blindsided by reported plan to detain migrants in warehouse

Georgia town defies ICE: No water for planned detention warehouse

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Retirees find a new purpose helping therapy dogs

Jada West

Shaquille O’Neal to pay funeral expenses for Douglas County girl

Fire station 36 opening

Fire union sues Atlanta over unsigned collective bargaining agreement

North Point Mall rendering

NHL in Alpharetta? Here’s the redevelopment vision for North Point Mall.

Jasper VA clinic shooting

VA employee hurt, suspect dead after shooting at Jasper clinic, officials say

Police officers and firefighters at the scene where a truck was rammed into Temple Israel, a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Mich., March 12, 2026. (Sarah Rice/The New York Times)
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Rabbi on recent antisemitic attacks: A synagogue is more than a synagogue

Long Lines at Atlanta Airport March 17

Long lines, canceled flights. Atlanta airport faces travel snarls again.