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3 of 4 U.S. soldiers found dead in Lithuania have been identified
Three of four U.S. soldiers found dead in Lithuania have been identified. The soldiers, from Georgia’s Fort Stewart, were on a training mission in Europe.
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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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‘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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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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NURSES ENTER NOW: Win a Zoo Atlanta Family membership today!
Northside Hospital and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution are teaming up to give away Zoo Atlanta Family Memberships.
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Discover the allure of New Smyrna Beach: A getaway for all ages
New Smyrna Beach offers far more than just its renowned 17 miles of pristine, white-sand shores.
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Dive into the unique festivals of Daytona Beach this spring
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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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Outrage and sadness fuel protest outside CDC
The firings began Tuesday for employees across the entire U.S. Health and Human Services Department, of which the CDC is a part.
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‘We are going to see people die of AIDS’ because of CDC cuts, expert says
Trump administration cuts to critical U.S. health agencies will reduce HIV prevention services, and hamper Georgia’s efforts to tackle stubbornly high rates of infections.
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Mass layoffs underway at Atlanta-based CDC
Public health experts say the CDC cuts could represent generational damage to health research and the elimination of infectious diseases.
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Kandi Burruss’ restaurant backs out of settlement, files counterclaims, records show
The companies say they have been prohibited from operating former "RHOA" star Kandi Burruss' Blaze Steak & Seafood for over four months, resulting in losses above $400,000.
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Hooters files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, plans to keep restaurants open
Hooters of America has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with a plan to sell locations to franchisees.
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100 years (mostly) union-free: Delta is still striving to stay ‘different’
Throughout its history, Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines has also stood out by remaining largely union-free.
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‘Tariffs are a tax.’ Canada funds anti-tariff billboards in metro Atlanta
The messages popping up on digital billboards across metro Atlanta come as President Trump has started a trade war with Canada, historically one of the U.S.’ closest allies.
FEMA must face Atlanta flood repair lawsuit after approving just $200 of $1.2M aid
The Federal Emergency Management Agency must face a lawsuit by the city of Atlanta after approving only $200 of the city’s request for $1.2 million in flood repair costs.