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Back-to-school shopping could cost more, maker of Carter’s, OshKosh says
Atlanta-based children's clothing retailer Carter's said its prices could be hit significantly by tariffs.
What comes next? How Project 2025 could continue to define Trump's agenda
Trump’s executive orders are mirroring the Project 2025 policies. Credits: AJC | Getty Images | C-SPAN | ABC News | Project 2025 Tracker | Heritage Foundation
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AJC poll: Trump’s support sinks in Georgia as economic fears rise
A new Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll shows a majority of Georgia voters disapprove of Donald Trump's leadership at the 100-day mark, but Republican loyalty remains strong.
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The Trump administration’s viewpoint on campus dissent is beyond absurd
The author says without the ability to dissent, progress and innovation would be stifled.
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David Perdue confirmed as ambassador to China with bipartisan support
Former Georgia U.S. Sen. David Perdue was confirmed as ambassador to China with a bipartisan vote.
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Georgia Republicans in Congress stick with Trump and his policies
President Donald Trump's approval rating is dipping in several polls, but Georgia's Republican congressional delegation remains loyal.
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DOJ pulls support for transgender Georgia prisoner
The U.S. Department of Justice has withdrawn its support for a transgender Georgia prisoner to receive state-funded gender-affirming surgery.
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Trump’s overreach with Harvard is a ‘stunning affront’ to higher education
Former Morehouse president breaks clarifies three points in White House’s feud with university.
Atlanta entrepreneur steers her clients through Trump’s trade war
The owner of International Supply Partners is not sure how to feel about Trump's trade policies. "I don’t know what the end game or real strategy is."
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Her husband was arrested by immigration agents. Now a mother in DeKalb County relies on prayer
Less than a week into the start of the second Trump presidency, immigration agents arrested Kenia Velásquez’s husband, a tire shop employee. She relies on prayer.