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More and More Travelers Are Spending the Entire Winter Away From Home
Travel habits are changing this winter, with travelers booking more one-way flights and longer trips because of the pandemic.
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Millions of Americans Moved During the Pandemic — and Most Aren't Looking Back
Americans fled big cities in droves to escape the coronavirus pandemic — and many of them are staying, permanently or indefinitely.
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Often Overlooked, Asian American Christian Voters Could Be Key in Georgia Senate Runoffs
Amid a Black-White political and religious divide, Asian American Christian communities represent untapped voter networks for political parties.
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Homeless Man Hailed as Hero For Running Into Burning Animal Shelter to Save Animals
A homeless man is being hailed as a hero after he risked his life to rescue several dogs and cats from a fire at an Atlanta animal shelter. Keith Walker rushed inside the W-Underdogs shelter after a fire broke out on Dec. 18, the facility said in a Facebook post. The facility said its owner was out picking up supply...
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Quarantine-Free Travel From the U.S. to Europe Shows the First, Small Signs of Becoming Reality
Delta’s preflight testing programs allow a small segment of Americans to travel to Amsterdam and Rome without having to quarantine upon arrival.
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An Atlanta Dad Was Inspired by His Son to Build a Community To Help Young Adults with Disabilities Live Independently
Atlanta dad Rick Thompson saw how his son with muscular dystrophy struggled with isolation after he graduated from high school. So he built Champions Place, a community designed to help young adults with physical disabilities reach their full potential.
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Cars Line Up for Miles for Tyler Perry Atlanta Food Giveaway
Thousands of people have jammed roads for miles in Atlanta to try to get boxes of food and gift cards donated by entertainer Tyler Perry
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DEA Announces Biggest Meth Bust in US History With 10-Foot-High Pile of Drugs
Federal agents announced what they called the largest methamphetamine bust in U.S. history Wednesday, displaying a 10-foot high pile of the confiscated drugs representing a haul of more than 2,200 pounds seized at stash houses in Riverside County, along with cocaine and heroin.
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Trump Unveils ‘Platinum Plan' in Atlanta to Attempt to Boost Lagging Black Voter Support
President Trump on Friday unveiled his so-called “Platinum Plan” at an event in Atlanta, which is aimed at investing $500 billion in Black communities. Trump did not disclose how the plan would be funded but that it would boost lending to Black-owned businesses, reduce taxes, and also include education, healthcare, and criminal justice reforms. He also said the plan would…
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Keisha Lance Bottoms's Full Speech at 2020 DNC
Watch Keisha Lance Bottoms’s full address during the fourth night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Footage provided is a mixed feed and is a joint effort by the pool and the DNCC.
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Georgia Park With Confederate Sculpture Shuts Gates to Rally
A suburban Atlanta park that’s home to a massive carving of Confederate leaders says it will close its gates Saturday in the face of a planned right-wing rally
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Former Officer Who Shot Rayshard Brooks Sues Over Firing
The former Atlanta police officer who fatally shot Rayshard Brooks is suing the mayor and interim police chief, saying his firing violated his constitutional rights and the city code
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Ex-Presidents Remember John Lewis as Maker of ‘Good Trouble'
Rep. John Lewis will be mourned, revered and celebrated at Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church – a sacred place imbued with civil rights history – on Thursday.
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Bill Clinton on John Lewis' Posthumous Essay: He Left Us ‘Marching Orders'
Former President Bill Clinton speaks at the funeral of Rep. John Lewis.
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Tyler Perry Donates Grocery Store Gift Cards to People in Atlanta
Tyler Perry is giving back to his adopted city of Atlanta.
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Police Charge Suspect in Slaying of 8-year-old Atlanta Girl
Atlanta police have accused a suspect of felony murder and aggravated assault in a shooting that killed an 8-year-old girl near the site of an earlier police shooting
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Georgia Gov. Authorizes Guard Troops After 8-year-old Killed
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has declared a state of emergency and authorized the activation of National Guard troops after a weekend of violence where an 8-year-old girl and four others were killed
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‘Killed a Baby': 8-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot Near Rayshard Brooks' Memorial Site
Police say an 8-year-old girl was shot and killed in Atlanta on the Fourth of July after at least two people in a crowd opened fire on a car she was in.
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2 Arrested in Wendy's Fire After Rayshard Brooks' Shooting
Authorities have arrested two more people on suspicion of arson in the burning of an Atlanta Wendy’s restaurant where a police officer fatally shot Rayshard Brooks.
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T.I. to Teach ‘Business of Trap Music' at Clark Atlanta
Atlanta rapper T.I. will soon be adding educator to his resume.