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Georgia GOP expels Geoff Duncan after his support of Kamala Harris
Early Monday afternoon, former Republican Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan received an email from a Georgia GOP official spelling out a trio of punishments for his embrace of Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign last year. More: https://bit.ly/405Irm7
Ambassador Andrew Young talks about his friend Jimmy Carter
In a 2019 interview with then-AJC editor Kevin Riley, former U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young talked about former president Jimmy Carter, who passed away Dec. 29, 2024.
Carter’s successes included promoting human rights, adding to the national park and preserve system, reestablishing governmental credibility after the Watergate Crisis, and the Camp David Accords, which forged a peace agreement between Egypt and Israel.
Find more on Carter's life and legacy at ajc.com. 🕊️
AJC INVESTIGATION | Chases Unchecked: The Georgia State Patrol’s heavy reliance on PIT maneuvers to end chases has contributed to Georgia having the highest death rate in police pursuits of any state in the country for the five-year period ending in 2022, an AJC analysis of thousands of police pursuits and the latest federal crash data.
Most pursuits by GSP, including those that involve PITs and those that result in deaths and injuries, begin over traffic infractions. Georgia troopers use the PIT more often and seldom choose to call off chases.
GSP says the driver by not complying with an officer’s lawful order to stop initiates the pursuit and the importance of the driver’s responsibility to stop “cannot be overlooked or over-emphasized.”
Visit ajc.com/chases for the latest installment in our “Chases Unchecked” investigative series.
Silver Skillet, Home of the Lemon Ice Box Pie
If you’ve heard of Silver Skillet, you’ve probably heard of their Lemon Icebox Pie. But what makes this pie so iconic? Today, we’re not just eating it—we’re diving into the secret ingredients and process behind what has been named the most famous pie in Atlanta.
Follow the recipe as we go behind the scenes of the Silver Skillet kitchen, where they make pie magic happen.
Satisfy your sweet tooth and learn more about their amazing menu here: https://bit.ly/4igTUHM 😋
Did you know that Silver Skillet has appeared in some of your favorite movies and TV shows? 👀
This beloved Atlanta diner has been the backdrop to countless unforgettable moments. Today, we’re taking you through some of the diner’s most iconic cameos and the famous faces who’ve dined here. From The Founder to Ozark, from Taken 3 to Anchorman 2, Silver Skillet has been part of the action both on and off-screen.
Find out more about the Sliver Skillet at ajc.com/dinersofgeorgia 🍴
How a football field gets its game face on https://bit.ly/4gd3DgH
Behind the scenes of Georgia hosting Georgia Tech at Sanford Stadium today, there's another crew working 70 hours a week to ensure Dooley Field is up and running for the Bulldogs.
And even if you never notice they're there while watching on TV or sitting in the stands, see how managing the art and science of it all – from grass mowing height to painting hash marks – is so important each home game. 🐾
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Do 100 year olds hold the secret to a long life? https://bit.ly/3V8SQvV
People worldwide are living longer. And while major health advancements contribute, the real blueprint to a longer life might be in the lives of centenarians, people who are one hundred or more years old.
Thomas Perls, geriatrician and director of the New England Centenarian Study, says 100-year-olds have an “amazing resilience” that helps them age very slowly.
Over the past couple months, AJC producers spoke with centenarians in the South, where life expectancy is the lowest in the country, to learn the secrets of the oldest among us. Turns out, centenarians are not a monolith. When you take a closer look at genetics, race and gender, a human’s health journey and propensity for living longer could look vastly different.
Watch the full video on our YouTube channel, or here ➡️ https://bit.ly/3V8SQvV
Former Georgia Senator Loeffler shares comments on Trump's cabinet
In a recent interview with Politically Georgia's Greg Bluestein, former Senator Kelly Loeffler reflects on president-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks, commitment to advancing his agenda and advocating for rural America.
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Her son walked less than a mile from home. She was arrested hours later. https://bit.ly/40WIZgo
Would you let your 10-year-old walk to the local dollar store? And would you expect to be arrested if the cops found out?
Brittany Patterson lives with her family in a tiny North Georgia mountain town of a couple hundred people, where it's typical for kids to wander the woods or venture to friends’ houses.
On the day before Halloween, her 10-year-old son Soren endeavored to walk less than a mile to a Dollar General. A passing driver saw him, stopped and asked if he was OK. He said yes.
Then a deputy showed up. And Patterson found herself in handcuffs and headed to jail on charges of reckless conduct and Division of Family and Children Services was called, which presented Patterson with a safety plan requiring the installation of a tracking app on her son’s phone.
Read the full story at ajc.com or click here: https://bit.ly/40WIZgo
Jose Ibarra was found guilty of murder Wednesday in the February killing of nursing student Laken Riley on the University of Georgia campus. Superior Judge H. Patrick Haggard delivered the verdict just 15 minutes after closing arguments were completed.
Ibarra, 26, was convicted of felony murder, malice murder, kidnapping with bodily injury, aggravated assault with intent to rape, aggravated battery, hindering a 911 call and tampering with evidence. He was also found guilty of a Peeping Tom charge. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Georgia House Democratic leader laces into Jon Ossoff over ‘ill-advised’ party chair fight
On the AJC's "Politically Georgia," the new leader of the Georgia House Democrats, House Minority Leader Carolyn Hugley, ripped into U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff on Tuesday for his “ill-timed and ill-advised” private efforts to oust U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams from her role as chairwoman of the state party.
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