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A small group of neo-Nazis who posed with flags outside Georgia synagogues on Saturday were countered by displays of goodwill and tolerance from the very Jewish communities they set out to antagonize.

Georgia officials are condemning neo-Nazi demonstrations outside synagogues in the city of Macon and in Cobb County, near Atlanta, in recent days. “There is absolutely no place for this hate and antisemitism in our state. I share in the outrage over this shameful act and stand with Georgians everywhere in condemning it. We remain vigilant…

On a warm Saturday evening, Stewart Levy was driving along Lower Roswell Road to head to a party when his excitement turned to bewilderment. He sensed the hostility and then

As part of a national broadband expansion initiative, the Biden Administration recently announced Georgia is getting $1.3 billion.

Demonstrators bearing Nazi flags and other antisemitic symbols gathered outside an east Cobb synagogue Saturday.

A night dedicated to freedom, celebrating those fighting for it and honoring those who paved the way. The 68th annual Fight for Freedom dinner hosted by the NAACP Detroit branch was held Sunday night.

Antisemitic incidents across Georgia have prompted criticism from local leaders including Gov. Brian Kemp, Sen. Raphael Warnock, and more.

Jim Brown was a monster, not only as a wrecking-ball running back on the football field but also as a prime example of an ever more popular obsession with people (mostly men) whose admirable achievements are shaded by despicable behavior (mostly directed at women). He died last month at 87 and his o...

“The Biden administration with their penchant for supporting un-American ideals gets easier to see with each passing day. Do not be fooled. Vote them all out.”