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Atlanta cosmetic surgeon, sued by 11 patients, gets license renewed
Georgia's medical board has renewed the license of Atlanta cosmetic surgeon Harvey “Chip” Cole while he battles 11 lawsuits from patients alleging he ruined their faces.
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Fourth U.S. soldier who went missing in Lithuania has been identified
The U.S. military on Wednesday identified the fourth American soldier from Georgia’s Fort Stewart found dead after going missing during a training mission in Lithuania.
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Trump must face Isaac Hayes music copyright suit, Atlanta judge rules
President Donald Trump can’t end a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by the estate of legendary R&B singer Isaac Hayes, an Atlanta judge ruled Wednesday.
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Braves take a new bite out of Cobb, buy Pennant Park office complex
Pennant Park, built decades ago, is home to 24 tenants, including The Home Depot, which leases two out of the six buildings.
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Delta faces lawsuit, OSHA penalty after fatal TechOps tire explosion
The suit comes a month after OSHA imposed the maximum penalty against the Atlanta-based airline for the incident that killed two and seriously injured one employee.
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Automakers waiting on how ‘dust settles’ on tariffs, Rivian CEO says
Automotive CEOs are waiting to see how the 'dust settles' in trade fight, Rivian CEO said.
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Georgia weighs in on tariffs and ‘Liberation Day’
President Donald Trump has repeatedly called April 2 “Liberation Day,” with promises to roll out a set of tariffs, or taxes on imports from other countries.
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‘Intense’ spring allergy season signals longer periods of discomfort for sufferers
The majority of allergy sufferers in Georgia will have to endure at least another month of scratchy eyes, noses and throats following record-high tree pollen counts.
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Fulton DA’s office beats ex-staffer’s pregnancy bias suit
The Fulton County District Attorney’s Office has won a five-year legal battle with a former employee who claimed she was fired because she was pregnant.
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PHOTOS: Crowd gathers to protest firings, budget cuts at CDC
About 10,000 people across the entire U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will be terminated. They include scientists, researchers, doctors and support staff.