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Water main break leaves Atlanta area without water

A 32-inch water main break has left a major swath of Atlanta without running water Friday, causing the closure of government buildings like City Hall, public health institutions and multiple downtown attractions.

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What comes next? How Project 2025 could continue to define Trump's agenda

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Will the next pope follow the progressive path of Francis?

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Returning a once bustling Black business community to its former glory

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How organizers revived Orange Crush, the HBCU spring break bash known for chaos

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.