UNCOVERED: 10 | History Defined

FDA Gives Publix Frozen Berry Recall Its Highest Risk Classification — Check Your Freezer

A bag of frozen berries can sit unnoticed in the back of a freezer for months, which is exactly why shoppers should pay attention to a Publix recall that has now received the FDA’s highest risk classification. The FDA classified the GreenWise frozen berry recall as Class I on August…

Budget and the Bees · Aug 26

ICE Keeps Venezuelan Soccer Pro Detained as Third Bond Bid Fails

Homero Calderón, a Venezuelan pro soccer player, has spent over six months in ICE custody in Georgia after a judge denied his bond for a third time.

Latin Times · Aug 26

Darline Graham’s win in South Carolina shows Trump’s endorsement still matters

ANALYSIS: The president’s decision to deploy every resource to get Lindsey Graham’s sister over the finish line paid off big time, Eric Garcia writes. But it comes on the heels of some stinging defeats

The Independent UK · Aug 26

Over 76 million years ago, a massive 31-foot crocodilian with powerful jaws hunted dinosaurs in the eastern United States region

Over 76 million years ago, a massive 31-foot crocodilian with powerful jaws hunted dinosaurs in the eastern United States region. Deinosuchus schwimmeri lived between 83 million and 76 million years ago. A life-size skeleton replica at Tellus Science Museum in Georgia now shows its size, anatomy, armor and links to…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Georgia sheriff’s office arrested a second deputy in one month over alleged Flock misuse; latest case involved someone he had a personal relationship with

In a troubling turn of events, a second deputy from Habersham County, Jonathan Thomas, has been dismissed and arrested for misusing surveillance technology. He reportedly accessed the license plate reader system for personal use, following a similar incident involving former deputy Christian Brewer. As a response, the sheriff's office is…

The Times of India · Aug 25

In 1772, Benjamin Franklin sent Chinese tallow seeds to Savannah, Georgia; the government planted more along the Gulf in 1900, and the tree now covers 185,000 hectares

In the late 1700s, a shipment of 1772 seeds sparked a significant invasion of non-native trees across southern U.S. forests. The federal planting efforts around 1900 exacerbated this issue, with the Chinese tallow tree showcasing its ability to thrive in various environmental settings. Even now, land managers face challenges addressing…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Family reveal development on Florida woman who went missing after moving to Georgia to live with man she met online

Katrice Simmon’s realtives said she sounded as though she was in distress during their last phone call with her before her disappearance

The Independent UK · Aug 24

Predicting Where ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ Will Head for Each Week of 2026 Football Season

ESPN’s barnstorming college football show will begin its season in Baton Rouge for Lane Kiffin’s LSU debut. Here are Sports Illustrated’s predictions for where it will travel every week this fall.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 24

Trump-linked RUM Group signs $13.7 billion AI deal with US-based cloud client

Under the deal, ⁠the customer ‌will get access to GPUs ​and related services ​from RUM Group's Maysville, Georgia site, ⁠which is currently under development. The customer will buy $13.7 billion ​in GPU ​services over six years ⁠in three parts, with the last instalment contingent on a delivery date approved by…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Manhunt for $30 Walmart 'Heist' Ends in a Plot Twist: Why the 'Victim' Chose to Drop the Charges

The controversy surrounding an elderly man's $30 find in a Georgia Walmart, the legal implications under state law, and why no charges were filed despite a police appeal.

International Business Times UK · Aug 24