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Reporter remembers interview with New Orleans attack suspect

Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the U.S. Army veteran accused of driving a truck into a crowd in New Orleans killing 14 people, once attended Georgia State University and spoke about his experience transitioning out of the military into college. Atlanta-based journalist Sean Keenan spoke to Jabbar in 2015 while attending GSU and wrote a story about the veteran in the student newspaper The Signal. Keenan shares what he remembers from his interview.

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Her app helps deliver leftover food to the hungry instead of trashing it

Jasmine Crowe-Houston believes in feeding more and wasting less. Hear how she founded Goodr in the AJC's new Her+Story series. Credits : AJC | Goodr | USDA

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The AI technology that could prevent the next train disaster

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Georgia plans one of the largest voter cancellations in U.S. history

Georgia is planning one of the largest cancellations of voter registrations in U.S. history. Credit: AJC | Getty Images

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'The Library Dads' rewrite the narrative on Black fatherhood

'The Library Dads' are an Atlanta group rewriting the fatherhood narrative one book at a time. Credit: AJC | Scholastics | The Fatherhood Project | The Guardian

Are fantasy sports and gambling different? In Georgia, it's up for debate

Fantasy sports has grown in popularity and is legal in the state of Georgia, but is it gambling? That's up for debate. (Courtesy: 11 Alive, Prize Picks, AP News

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Far-right Georgia senator thrown to ground and arrested in state capitol

Georgia Sen. Colton Moore (R-Trenton) scuffled with officers and state capitol staff after attempting to enter the House chamber where he is still banned.

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Georgia volunteers share experience helping California fire victims

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Outgoing FBI director speaks exclusively with AJC about growing foreign threats

FBI Director Wray reveals a 1,300% rise in Chinese threats, from economic espionage to IP theft, and explains his decision to step down amid political turmoil.