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Ethics Commission sanctions 5 of 7 Georgia Senate candidates

Five candidates who ran in a special election for a Georgia Senate seat must pay fines for failing to file financial disclosures.

What happens next to the Trump election interference case in Georgia?

With Fulton County DA Fani Willis and her office disqualified, the executive director of the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia will have a big decision to make.

Who could replace Fani Willis in the Trump case?

The head of the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia will decide who inherits the election interference case involving President Donald Trump and 14 of his supporters.

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Amid federal pressure, Atlanta forced to evaluate vaunted contract diversity goals

The prospect of losing programs that require certain minority and women-owned business participation is "one of the most consequential moments in our history," the mayor said.

Time is running out to cash in on federal EV, clean energy tax credits

The clock is ticking for Georgians to use federal EV and clean energy tax credits to save money on a range of projects.

A rare disease exhausted him. A drug gives him energy to fight for others.

An FDA review of a drug for Barth syndrome shines a spotlight on how the agency weighs experimental treatments for rare diseases, which affect almost 30 million Americans.