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Antisemitism worries rising for many U.S. Jews, survey finds

More than four in ten Jews in the United States feel their status in America is less secure than it was a year earlier

The Independent UK · Feb 13, 2023

Georgia investigators, activist’s family react to Atlanta police department training center footage

The family of activist Manuel “Tortuguita” Teran says newly released body camera videos from Atlanta Police Department officers “raise more questions than they answer” about last month’s deadly shooting near the property where the city’s police foundation plans to build a $90-million training center.

Tribune News Service · Feb 10, 2023

Housebuilder completes 21 Dorset homes for rural social housing scheme

Poole-based AJC Group has delivered the scheme in Hazelbury Bryan for housing provider Abri

Birmingham Post · Feb 9, 2023

AJC poll reveals Georgians’ concerns that Congress cannot overcome division

ATLANTA — Two out of every three Georgia voters say they have lost confidence in the ability of Republicans and Democrats in Congress to work together, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s latest poll.

Tribune News Service · Jan 29, 2023

Devin Willock’s father says he has no plans to sue UGA

ATHENS, Ga. — The father of the University of Georgia football player killed in a car accident early Sunday said he has no plans to sue the university.

Tribune News Service · Jan 19, 2023

Ex-Herschel Walker aide files lawsuit accusing prominent conservative Matt Schlapp of groping him

ATLANTA — A former staffer for Republican Herschel Walker’s U.S. Senate campaign filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing conservative activist Matt Schlapp of “aggressively fondling” him while they were alone in a car after a campaign event in Georgia.

Tribune News Service · Jan 18, 2023

US Jewish Groups Criticize Netanyahu’s Conservative Israeli Government

A mix of emotions has poured in from American Jewish organizations as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assumed office.

Zenger · Jan 3, 2023

A strange pandemic for John Hollis, naturally immune to COVID

ATLANTA — It was summer 2020 and John Hollis, a publicist at George Mason University, was asking a scientist about his research on COVID-19 antibodies, when the scientist turned the tables. The scientist, Lance Liotta, asked his own question: Would Hollis like to join the study as a subject?

Tribune News Service · Dec 9, 2022

Walker won’t say where he stands on issues facing the Senate

ATLANTA — With a runoff extending Georgia’s U.S. Senate campaign by four weeks, it can be easy to forget that the eventual winner of the contest will have a job to do after this: a six-year term with all the weighty policy decisions that come with it.

Tribune News Service · Nov 28, 2022

Doctors struggled to care for some patients under Georgia abortion law

ATLANTA — Some doctors say they struggled to navigate medical exceptions to Georgia abortion restrictions that were in place until last week, sometimes delaying treatment and increasing risks to pregnant patients.

Tribune News Service · Nov 21, 2022