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Social Circle sues Trump administration to stop warehouse conversion

The Department of Homeland Security first purchased the Social Circle warehouse in February with the intention of turning it into an 8,500-bed immigration detention facility.

The discipline divide: Students examine why schools punish Black girls more

A group of Atlanta high school students studied the impact of ‘exclusionary’ discipline practices on Black girls,

AJC HER+STORY

CARE packages have fed the hungry abroad. Now some go to Atlanta’s needy.

CARE, which marks its 80th anniversary this week, has pivoted over the last several years to add a focus on domestic aid, including in its hometown of Atlanta.

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A man walks outside of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Atlanta in 2016. A federal judge in Atlanta has denied interim relief to at least 265 immigrants legally in the United States for a limited time who are applying to lawfully remain in the country. (Branden Camp for the AJC 2016)

Atlanta judge keeps Trump’s halt on immigration applications, for now

Fulton seeks state millions for mental health

HOA beefs, online name-calling spill into ethics complaints against official

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How birth alert bracelets are improving maternal care in Georgia

Smith State Prison

Warden hired to guard a Georgia prison indicted in contraband operation

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Sportscaster Taylor Rooks relieves $2.1M in medical debt for Gwinnett residents

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Southern lawmakers are fueling a mental health crisis for LGBTQ+ youth

Gulfstream G700

How Gulfstream turned a decades-long gamble into a new era of growth

Cox Enterprises headquarters

Cox Enterprises promotes two leaders to key C-suite positions

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Trump floats federal gas tax relief last seen during the Great Depression

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In a hidden lab in Atlanta, Coca-Cola tests new beverage technology