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Millions of lifesaving meals stalled in Georgia warehouses due to foreign aid cuts
More than 70 million food packets for severely malnourished children in Africa have stacked up in Georgia and Rhode Island warehouses since March amid U.S. foreign aid cuts.
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Hundreds of HHS workers ask Secretary Kennedy to resign
The move, they said, follows Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s failure to respond to an earlier letter — initially signed by more than 700 HHS workers which now numbers nearly 7,000.
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Former CDC workers and leaders testify at state Capitol
The group, including leaders who resigned en masse last week, hammered home the unprecedented nature of what they see happening, and the danger it poses.
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Georgia has recruited India for business. Some entrepreneurs fear new tariffs.
The yearslong effort to bring Indian goods and businesses to Georgia is now in jeopardy because of President Donald Trump's tariffs, officials and business owners say.
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Georgia U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter defends RFK Jr. amid CDC chaos
U.S. Rep Buddy Carter, R-St. Simons Island, and former top CDC officials talk vaccines and the state of the agency following the ouster of Director Susan Monarez.
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PHOTOS: Supporters cheer resigning CDC leaders
Top leaders who resigned their positoins at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention after the ouster of the agency's director were escorted out of the building Thurs
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Departed CDC leaders ‘heartbroken’ as shock waves hit public health
Hundreds of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention workers and supporters gathered at its entrance Thursday to hail the four top leaders who had resigned en masse.
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CDC leadership crumbles Wednesday evening; top leader out
Director Susan Monarez’s lawyers say she refuses to resign. News she will leave was followed by leaders’ resignations.
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Trump’s expanding National Guard roles put squeeze on Georgia troops
Gov. Brian Kemp says he supports more Georgia National Guard deployments as President Donald Trump expands their roles. Critics say it's dangerous to militarize domestically.
