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The ACLU of Georgia has resigned from Mayor Andre Dickens’ new ‘South River Forest and Public Safety Training Center Community Task Force,’ according to the human rights organization.

An internal investigation found some expenditures by Hartsfield-Jackson International employees, including scented candles, a birthday party and cater

Meetings of the group responsible for making recommendations for Atlanta’s proposed public safety training center will now be open to the public.

When Credibility Matters

Nancy Lieberman, a top merger-and-acquisitions lawyer who made an improbable return to Wall Street deal-making after being paralyzed in a ski accident, died this week. She was 66. Ms. Lieberman grew up at the edge of New York City in Queens and at age 30 became the youngest person ever to make part

Oil giant ConocoPhillips is massing equipment and flying in workers and provisions to the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska.

Scientists say nations must stop new oil and gas projects to avoid climate catastrophe. But after the Biden administration greenlit the $8 billion Willow project, ConocoPhillips is racing ahead.

Bryan Thomas was gunned down in a Scarborough parking lot on April 6, 2018

Watkins was released from federal prison in January on unrelated charges.

Atlanta officials say a new complex would 'reimagine' policing. Critics say it would train officers in urban warfare and destroy public woodlands.