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New Young Thug trial judge plans to move forward with case
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Paige Reese Whitaker held her first hearing Friday in the ongoing "Young Slime Life" trial after being assigned to the case.
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FROM UATLAtlanta’s HBCU college grads share lessons they bring into a shifting world
How are HBCU college graduates feeling about the world they’re entering? Credits: AJC | Spelman College | Morehouse College | Clark Atlanta University
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19-year-old college student released by ICE describes conditions in detention
Ximena Arias-Cristobal returns home after weeks in ICE detention. Credits: AJC | City of Dalton | Atlanta News First
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How a prominent southern city is still recovering after Hurricane Helene
Western North Carolina is still feeling the impact of Hurricane Helene. Credits: AJC | Getty Images | Governor’s Recovery Office for Western North Carolina
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Face-scanning orb verifies your humanity at an Atlanta store
A company co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman offers a way to prove you're human. Credits: AJC | Getty | World / YT | world.org | Scientific Reports | Coinbase
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Are fantasy sports and gambling different? In Georgia, it's up for debate
Fantasy sports has grown in popularity and is legal in the state of Georgia, but is it gambling? That's up for debate. (Courtesy: 11 Alive, Prize Picks, AP News
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Far-right Georgia senator thrown to ground and arrested in state capitol
Georgia Sen. Colton Moore (R-Trenton) scuffled with officers and state capitol staff after attempting to enter the House chamber where he is still banned.
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Georgia volunteers share experience helping California fire victims
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Outgoing FBI director speaks exclusively with AJC about growing foreign threats
FBI Director Wray reveals a 1,300% rise in Chinese threats, from economic espionage to IP theft, and explains his decision to step down amid political turmoil.