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From Local Tax Grants to Right-Wing Wealth: The South DeKalb Pipeline
How Public Funding for Candler Crossing Connects to the Insurrection and Classroom Censorship A $28.9M development footprint is expanding in…
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Why Atlanta’s World Cup Homeless Sweeps Are Turning MARTA Trains Into Rolling Shelters
Riding the rails to buy time isn’t just an echo of childhood defiance. As street camps vanish, it has become…
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UC Berkeley Names Formerly Incarcerated Student Charles Long as 2026 University Medalist
Before he walked the stage at Memorial Stadium as UC Berkeley’s top graduating senior, Charles Long Jr. had to make…
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ART IS TAKING OVER THE STREETS: The Citywide Public Art Takeover Has Begun!
Atlanta Launches Open Call for 1,000 Artists and Vendors Across 400 Parks Atlanta is officially becoming a living, breathing gallery.…
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Federal Court Blocks Discriminatory Alabama Voting Map
Three-Judge Panel Intervenes to Protect Majority-Black Districts Ahead of Midterms BIRMINGHAM, AL — In a major voting rights development, a…
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Eli Lilly Enters Vaccine Market with $3.8B Triple Biotech Acquisition
Fueled by GLP-1 Cash Reserves, Lilly Buys Curevo, LimmaTech, and Vaccine Company in Major Infectious Disease Pivot INDIANAPOLIS, IN —…
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The Five-County Shakeup
Nonpartisan Mandates and the 2028 Redistricting Battle A new legal mandate is redrawing the political landscape in Georgia. Governor Brian…
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Durham’s $80,000 Homebuyer Secret
Audit finds millions in unclaimed housing funds In the quiet neighborhoods of Durham, North Carolina, a hidden opportunity is waiting…
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A.T.L. Agenda Day 3: Amanda Duffy & Rick Jackson
The Reformers: Working-Class Advocacy Meets Corporate Accountability Today, we contrast two very different blueprints for Georgia’s future. We’re breaking down…
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