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TSA warns Atlanta airport security delays could get worse during shutdown
As the government shutdown stretches into Day 21, Atlanta airport security delays could get worse, a TSA spokesperson confirmed.
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Ga. teacher urged to resign after Charlie Kirk post is suing her employer
The high school English teacher says Oglethorpe County School System violated her First Amendment rights.
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Proposed U.S. research and development cuts startle young scientists like me
The Trump administration proposes to slash science research and development budgets by 50%. Meanwhile, adversaries like China are training more scientists.
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Court sides with Brad Raffensperger in defamation lawsuit
An attorney accused the secretary of state of defaming her in his 2021 book. A federal appeals court ruled what Raffensperger wrote was "substantially true."
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Stacey Abrams dives deeper into political fray at ‘No King’s Day’ protests
The ‘Politically Georgia’ team discuss the No King’s Day protests.
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Georgia Power says answer to state’s data center surge is more natural gas
Georgia Power officials will make their case beginning Tuesday for gas-fired power plants and solar and battery storage to meet electricity demand driven by data centers.
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How Ford got hit with the largest verdicts in Georgia
Two dead Georgia couples and the sale of 5.2 million Super Duty trucks factored into billion-dollar verdicts against Ford Motor Company.
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‘No Kings’ protests give Georgia Democrats a venue to sharpen their message
The demonstrations across Georgia drew thousands of people, including some newly mobilized voters who were spurred to action by some of President Donald Trump's policies.
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Geoff Duncan’s Democratic gamble in Georgia tests party loyalty
Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan’s biggest challenge might not be money or organization, but trust. Once a Republican, he's now running as a Democrat.
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DeKalb’s seniors take to the streets for ‘No Kings’ rally
Among the protesters along Clairmont Road in DeKalb County was 102-year-old Suzanne Goodell, as well as dozens of residents from a nearby senior living community.