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Dramatic Video Captures Georgia Officers Rescue Passenger From Fiery Crash
Dramatic video Sunday captured police officers rescuing a passenger from a fiery crash outside Atlanta, NBC News reports.
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Critics: GOP Measures Target Black Voter Turnout in Georgia
Black voters have fueled big Democratic wins in Georgia, and Republicans are trying to make sure it doesn’t happen again
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Ahmaud Arbery's Mom Says Son's Death Still ‘Very Painful' One Year After Slaying
Few outside the Georgia port city of Brunswick paid notice in the days and weeks after Ahmaud Arbery was pursued and shot to death by white men who saw him running in their neighborhood
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Republican David Perdue of Georgia Decides Against Running for the Senate in 2022
Perdue’s announcement abruptly ended speculation he stoked just one week earlier about a potential challenge to Sen. Raphael Warnock.
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Judge Dismisses Georgia Lawsuit by Transgender Fire Chief
A federal judge has thrown out a discrimination lawsuit by a former Georgia fire chief who says she was fired because she’s transgender.
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Historic Krispy Kreme Owned By Shaq Catches Fire in Atlanta
A fire ripped through the historic Krispy Kreme building owned by basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal in Atlanta, Georgia, overnight
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Georgia Election Officials Investigate Trump Call
Georgia’s secretary of state’s office has opened an investigation into a phone call between Donald Trump and the state’s top elections official.
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House Votes to Remove Rep. Greene from Committees
The U.S. House will vote Thursday on removing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., from her committee assignments over a string of false and inflammatory statements the freshman lawmaker has made.
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Democratic Lawmakers Call for Removal of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Over Incendiary Rhetoric
Lawmakers and activists are calling to remove freshman GOP Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from the House Education Committee and from Congress.
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Liquid Nitrogen Leak at Georgia Poultry Plant Kills 6
A liquid nitrogen leak at a northeast Georgia poultry plant has killed six people and sent 11 others to the hospital
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At Least 6 Dead After Liquid Nitrogen Leak at Georgia Food Packing Plant
A liquid nitrogen leak at a Georgia food packing plant killed at least six people on Thursday
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Bill Clinton Speaks at Hank Aaron's Funeral
Former President Bill Clinton spoke on Wednesday at Hank Aaron’s funeral in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Teen Stole Nearly $1M From Kroger Grocery Store Over 2 Weeks, Police Say
A 19-year-old Atlanta-area teen was arrested Thursday by Gwinnett County police and has been accused of stealing nearly $1 million from a Kroger grocery store, NBC News reports.
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Feds: U.S. Soldier Conspired to Plot Attacks on 9/11 Memorial, Maximize Lethality on Troops
A U.S. soldier is facing charges he communicated with someone he thought was a member of ISIS to plan attacks on New York City landmarks — including the 9/11 Memorial in Manhattan — and provide tactical military advice to terrorists, federal officials said Tuesday. Cole James Bridges, 20, of Stow, Ohio, is charged with attempted material support for terror and…
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Georgia Certifies Democrats Warnock and Ossoff's Senate Wins
Georgia’s secretary of state has certified the results of the two U.S. Senate runoff elections
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MLK Day Service Calls for Nonviolence Amid Turbulent Times
The annual celebration of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in his hometown in Atlanta is calling for renewed dedication to nonviolence following a turbulent year
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Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff Owe Their Historic Georgia Senate Wins to John Lewis
Rev. Raphael Warnock became the first Black Georgian elected to the U.S Senate, and 33-year-old Jon Ossoff became the state’s first Jewish senator. LX News welcomed the founder of The John Lewis Bridge Project, Michael Starr Hopkins, to talk about the road the late Congressman John Lewis paved for their historic victories.
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Trump Pressured Georgia to ‘Find the Fraud' in Earlier Call
While election officials in Georgia were verifying signatures on absentee ballot envelopes in one metro-Atlanta county, President Donald Trump pressured a lead investigator to “find the fraud.”
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GOP's David Perdue Concedes to Jon Ossoff in Georgia Runoff
Democratic control of the U.S. Senate has come one step closer to fruition after Georgia Republican David Perdue conceded his runoff loss to Democrat Jon Ossoff
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Perdue, Loeffler Concede Senate Runoffs
Republican David Perdue conceded the Senate runoff race to Democrat Jon Ossoff on Friday. Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., conceded to Rev. Raphael Warnock on Thursday.