It’s debate day for the Georgia governors race! And @bluestein has the five latest examples of why debates **really** matter, including Rick Jackson’s “I don’t know.” https://t.co/feN9g9J5E1
As you take in the photos & videos of the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina tonight, remember there was a baby — nearly a year old — taking shelter there.
His name was Harold Perkins, and he’s about to take the field in that very dome. Now a man in red and black. https://t.co/Z3U2wS1Nlp
“I’ve done cried two or three times,” West said. “This is Vienna, Georgia. Vienna, Georgia, with one red light. One red light.”
https://t.co/y4HiI6gK5d
From the story: DHS agreed to pay the donor’s firm $108 million for a Boeing 737 airliner that had been converted into a massive private jet, complete with a stand-up bar, two bedrooms, marble showers and a table covered in manta ray skin.
https://t.co/1MsGAP2ioA via @NYTimes
NEWS: I’m stepping down as host of All Things Considered and Sources & Methods.
25 yrs since I first set foot in this newsroom! I'll continue to contribute interviews; NPR remains a place where I can do the kind of work I came to journalism to do. Now, on to the next adventure.
It's Wednesday and that means ... the @ajc 's Georgianomics newsletter is back!
Georgia is playing the long game on international trade. The state wins another title. And there's a battle over a pipeline. That and much more ⬇️
https://t.co/Pfev2s7jNf
Dozens of Georgia lawmakers had their trips to the beach and other locales paid for by lobbyists for some of the state’s most powerful interests. Those interests spent nearly $85,000 on lodging, meals and other travel expenses for elected officials.
https://t.co/9LAQSgSQvv
As Atlanta looks ahead to being the kickoff of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic torch relay, the @ajc looks back at the relay for Atlanta's 1996 Centennial Olympic Games.
https://t.co/eABGm30aGa