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- Atlanta United will begin 2026 on the road
- ‘Divas, Blues, and Memories’: Artist Chronicles LGBTQ History Through Button-Encrusted Art
- Putting God First: Building a Marriage and a Business
- ‘Atlanta shows up for Atlanta’: City declares Feb. 12 Kenan Thompson Day
- Meet Astrid Ross, an educator and mental health advocate running for Georgia State Senate District 7
- J. Alexander’s coming to The Battery, looking to hire nearly 100 staffers
- Atlanta Jazz Festival is turning 49, announces 2026 lineup
- Spirit of ’96 kit revealed: Atlanta United pays tribute to 1996 Olympics
- Bills introduced to curb predatory HOA practices in Georgia
- Rome’s Kitchen ATL is taking over, rebranding meal prep services
- World’s Largest Serial Killer Exhibit Makes U.S. Debut in Atlanta
- “Ailey” screened at Art Farm at Serenbee on fifth anniversary of the film
- ‘We will overcome this’: Ossoff holds rally in College Park in wake of racist post by Trump, ICE, rising costs
- NYC’s Viral PopUp Bagels Makes Its Debut in Atlanta
- ‘All of Us or None of Us’: Georgia Nurses Call for Stop to ICE and DHS funding
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Early voting in special election for Marjorie Taylor Greene’s seat begins
Dozens of candidates are hoping to win the District 14 seat after the former congresswoman resigned earlier this year, citing differences with her political party.
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How many medals has the United States won in the 2026 Winter Olympics?
The United States is in a tight battle for third place in the medal count at the Winter Olympics.
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How short track differs from speed skating
The sports use vastly different race formats, track sizes and strategies, with speed skating decided by time and short track unfolding in head-to-head heats.
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Gridlock Guy: If professional NASCAR drivers cannot drive in sleet, then neither should you
Rain and sleet sent drivers in NASCAR’s Clash sideways, further proving the point of why civilians should clear the roads in winter weather.
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Ilia Malinin hints at ‘inevitable crash’ amid Olympic pressure and online hate in social media post
The U.S. figure skating star teased that a “version of the story” is coming on Saturday.
Global News
- Flying oranges: Italian town celebrates carnival with historic street battle
- Five injured as Swiss train derails in heavy snow
- Navalny's mother says she always knew he was murdered after poison finding
- Pressure grows for release of remaining Venezuelan political prisoners
- Kenya strike delays flights at international hub airport
- Giant robot tribute to Brazil's President Lula leads start of Rio Carnival
- Nigeria warns against enlisting abroad after reports of deaths in Ukraine
- Trump eyes Venezuela visit – but obstacles to his oil plan remain
- What is the dart frog toxin allegedly used to kill Alexei Navalny?
- Bondi Beach shooting accused faces court for the first time
- Female Israeli soldiers rescued after being chased by ultra-Orthodox men
- Trump's new world order has become real and Europe is having to adjust fast
- Sydney police plead for return of man, 85, kidnapped by mistake
- Iran must abandon enriched uranium and not produce more, Netanyahu says
- Iran must abandon enriched uranium and not produce more, Netanyahu says
Early voting in special election for Marjorie Taylor Greene’s seat begins
Entertainment
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An 8-year-old lost his signed football at the Seahawks Super Bowl parade. An Army sergeant wanted to help.
First Sgt. Steven Cracraft saw the family’s story online and decided to help.
Politics
Bulgarian Ex-President Radev Takes Lead Ahead of Snap Election
A political bloc led by Bulgaria’s former President Rumen Radev could win a snap parliamentary election planned for April, according to an opinion poll.
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Republicans and Democrats vie to take mantle of Attorney General’s Office in open race
Republicans and Democrats alike are vying to fill Ken Paxton's shoes as Texas Attorney General.
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How did Team USA’s River Radamus do in the men’s slalom final?
Two-time Olympian River Radamus was the lone American to compete in the event.
