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• Americans are anxious, frustrated about 2024 presidential race, poll finds
• How deepfake AI 'nightmare' could manipulate voters before presidential election
• How to watch NFL football: Week 9
• 12-year-old injured in possible drive-by shooting at SE Atlanta home
• Beloved custodian gets school building named after her: 'She's one in a million'
• Here's what Gallup's final poll says about Trump, Harris
• More than half of US voters will likely cast their ballots early, poll finds
• See the most terrifying displays in our galaxy from NASA
• Man punches sleeping passenger on flight leaving San Francisco: FBI
• Polymarket’s $2.7B Trump vs. Harris bets raise manipulation concerns
• Balance of power: Control of Congress at stake for Republicans, Democrats in 2024 election
• Tuberculosis test results come back for possibly exposed Cobb County students
• Bird flu detected in pig for 1st time in US: What it means for humans
• Party like it’s 1988: Dodgers World Series parade route, team’s first in 36 years
• Linemen spent weeks away from home responding to Helene, Milton
• Inflation gauge falls to lowest level in 3 1/2 years
• Thieves steal all the vapes from DeKalb County smoke shop
• Nearly half of recent buyers have mortgage rates below 5%, Zillow says – here's how
• Harris vs. Trump: Who's winning in the polls with 5 days to go?
• Police investigating death outside DeKalb County condominiums
• Cases in McDonald’s E. coli outbreak linked to slivered onions rise to 90
• Atlanta producer Metro Boomin accused of rape in lawsuit
• Nearly 50% of voters say deepfakes had some influence on election decision: Survey
• Georgia native now believed to be the oldest living person in North America
• Mycoplasma pneumoniae or ‘walking pneumonia’: Symptoms, treatment information
• Convicted felon arrested after high-speed chase on I-20, police say
• Emergency room doctor shares Halloween safety tips
• Street celebrations break out after Dodgers World Series win
• Woman who accused VA police’s second-in-command of sexual assault asks feds for closure