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Hundreds of CDC and other health workers call on RFK Jr. for ‘protection’
The letter comes on the heels of the Aug. 8 shooting at the CDC, in which a gunman shot nearly 500 rounds at the CDC headquarters on Clifton Road in Atlanta.
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Veterans Affairs reassigning Atlanta-area nurses amid major overhaul
The VA’s Office of Inspector General released the results of a survey showing VA facilities in Georgia and across the nation had 4,434 staffing shortages as of April.
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Stability remains elusive for Georgia businesses as tariff deadlines pass
Georgia businesses, especially those that rely on trade, are navigating uncertain economic times with every new trade deal and tariff imposed.
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A year of trauma: Shooting is yet another blow to CDC workers and alumni
After Friday's deadly shooting at the CDC in Atlanta, workers say they feel unsupported by federal officials.
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Emory research among $500 million in vaccine grants quashed by RFK Jr.
Emory’s mRNA project was among 22 cut by DHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. despite praise for the technology’s role in fighting COVID and its potential for cancer treatment.
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting closure will hit Georgia stations
CPB funding supported NPR’s flagship shows “Morning Edition” and “All Things Considered” and PBS television series such as “Frontline and “American Masters.”
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Emory braces for a big tax increase on endowment after Trump bill
The Atlanta university uses its endowment to finance research, fund scholarships for low-income students and provide health care at community hospitals across Georgia.
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Looming tariff deadline could bring clarity and more costs for Georgians
As President Donald Trump's tariff deadline looms, Georgia businesses may have more clarity on the future. But it's unclear how the deals will affect the broader economy.
Marjorie Taylor Greene breaks from party by calling Gaza conflict a genocide
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia became the first Republican member of Congress to publicly call Israel’s military actions in Gaza a “genocide.”
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Georgia educators wait and see how federal cuts will hit schools
In first six months, Trump administration has issued sweeping cuts and directives that affect K-12 education across the country.