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Trump’s Iran strike divides Georgia Republicans — and Democrats, too
Top state officials, including Gov. Brian Kemp, voice support for U.S. bombing of nuclear sites in Iran, but staunch Trump ally MTG is among the strike's sharpest critics
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Georgia-based troops likely would play key role in conflict with Iran
Military units based in Georgia would likely play a significant role if the United States joins Israel in attacking Iran’s nuclear program, according to experts.
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Decades later, AthFest still casts its magic — and its net — worldwide
An R.E.M. devotee from England found his dream town, and his hero, at AthFest.
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Sweet Tea: If alligators could clap
Star dates of states, a swamp survives, and more ...
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Atop Stone Mountain, on the longest day of the year
On Friday, the longest day of the year in metro Atlanta, a man did pushups at the top of Stone Mountain. He and perhaps 50 others saw the sun setting and summer approaching.
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Report: ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ could cost Georgia rural hospitals $540 million
Many groups have come out against cutting Medicaid funding, citing studies that show Ga. rural hospitals could lose $540 million over 10 years.
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Historic land deal halts mine planned next to Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp
The move puts an immediate halt to a project that scientists and environmentalists had feared could irreparably damage North America’s largest blackwater swamp.
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State oversight panel dismisses complaint against Fulton DA Fani Willis
A Georgia panel that investigates and disciplines local prosecutors dismissed an open records-related complaint against Fulton County DA Fani Willis.
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Zachariah Branch viewed as a ‘receiving spark plug’ for the Georgia offense
Given the issues Georgia has had at the wide receiver position, Zachariah Branch seems like someone who should have a massive season.
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Atlanta doctor hit with $2M verdict for Instagram posts of decapitated baby
An Atlanta doctor must pay $2.25 million to a couple after posting to his public Instagram account graphic videos of their decapitated baby during an autopsy, a jury decided.