We’re still ‘betting on Trump,’ the right says

1. Feehery: Betting on Trump

From The Hill: "The president seems to be fixated on keeping his promises to those voters who bet on him when nobody else thought he had a chance, no matter how good or bad those promises might be."

2. Trump may be right about immigration — but pictures are worth a thousand words

From New York Post: "The current uproar will make any improvements in border security more difficult to achieve."

3. The UN's human wrongs: In defense of Trump's Human Rights Council pullout

From The New York Daily News: "But the UNHRC has been used as a tool of dictatorial regimes, and a weapon against Israel, for years."

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1 in 8 Georgians get SNAP benefits. They’ll lose them Saturday.

The latest county-level data shows more than 705,000 households across Georgia rely on the benefits each month.

Cost of living tops concerns for candidates in Gwinnett County House race

Two Democrats and one Republican seek to replace former state Rep. Shelly Hutchinson, who resigned this summer to care for a family member.

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AJC poll says Georgia Democrats want a tougher response to Trump

The survey's responses reflect growing pressure among left-leaning voters on party officials to confront President Donald Trump more directly, in both rhetoric and policy.

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Cost of living tops concerns for candidates in Gwinnett County House race

Some Georgians struggle with SNAP benefits months after a cyberattack

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AJC poll says Georgia Democrats want a tougher response to Trump

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Dunes dustup hangs over Georgia-Florida weekend’s ‘Frat Beach’ party

A construction project at "Frat Beach," the annual St. Simons Island party before the Georgia-Florida college football game, is causing logistical and environmental concerns.

‘Please don’t go and die.’ Jury rules in cigarette boat, pontoon boat crash.

A middle-of-the-night boat crash on a Georgia lake four years ago left one man dead and six others injured. A Macon jury found the speedboater guilty of homicide Tuesday.

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Why Braves’ speculated managerial candidate may not prove to be the hire

Danny Lehmann is considered a top pick as Braves' manager, but the team may still be weighing options.