FDA aims to eliminate petroleum-based synthetic dyes in food by end of 2026
The FDA currently allows 36 color additives, including eight synthetic dyes.
Some of Marjorie Taylor Greene's most controversial statements, claims
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has repeatedly drawn national attention for promoting conspiracy theories, including claims about 9/11, mass shootings, and “Jewish space lasers."
Marjorie Taylor Greene makes controversial X post following Pope Francis’ death
Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is facing intense backlash after posting a cryptic message on social media just hours after the death of Pope Francis, who passed away Monday at the age of 88.
Jason Carter rules out 2026 bid for governor as wife battles brain cancer
Jason Carter, grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, says he will not seek office in 2026 due to his wife Kate's diagnosis of glioblastoma.
Search for new Secretary of Defense ‘fake news:’ White House
The White House is reportedly looking to replace Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to NPR.
DHS Secretary Noem's purse, with thousands in cash, stolen at DC restaurant
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's purse, containing thousands in cash, was stolen Sunday night at a Washington, D.C., restaurant.
Sen. Jason Esteves announces campaign for governor of Georgia
State Sen. Jason Esteves, a Democrat representing Atlanta, officially announced his campaign for governor of Georgia on Tuesday, vowing to tackle rising living costs, protect reproductive rights, and invest in public education.
Tort reform: Kemp signs sweeping plan to limit lawsuits in Georgia
The governor says that the historic tort reform would stop “frivolous" suits that have hurt businesses owners, but opponents worry that the reforms will make it harder for victims of sexual abuse to get justice.
Atlanta activists demand end to executive overreach and wealth-favoring policies
Organizers say the event highlights opposition to executive overreach, cuts to public programs, and policies that they argue favor the wealthy.
Rev. Warnock addresses ‘soul weariness’ ahead of Easter Sunday
The pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta says that the country remains in a state of "soul weariness" during this Holy Week.
'50501' protests happening across US today: What to know
More than 700 events are scheduled around the U.S. Saturday to protest the Trump administration’s agenda.
Georgia expands tax credit to support youth aging out of foster care
Each year, hundreds of teens in Georgia age out of the foster care system — and many of them leave without any kind of safety net.
Federal court halts Trump’s transgender passport restrictions
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from banning the use of “X" gender markers on passports, siding with the ACLU and LGBTQ+ plaintiffs who argued the policy was discriminatory.
10,000 pages of records about Robert F. Kennedy's 1968 assassination released
New York Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was killed after giving a speech celebrating his victory in California’s Democratic presidential primary in 1968.
Maryland senator meets with man mistakenly deported to Salvadoran prison
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen on Thursday met with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who is being held in an El Salvador prison for over a month.
Former South Fulton mayor launches bid to reclaim top job
Former Mayor William “Bill” Edwards is making a political comeback, officially launching his campaign to once again lead the City of South Fulton.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari plans trip to El Salvador to demand return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
The Supreme Court has ruled that Kilmar Abrego Garcia should be returned to the United States after he was deported to a prison in El Salvador and one Arizona Representative is working to make sure that happens.
House Judiciary Committee presses Fulton DA's office for records, warns of action
The House Judiciary Committee is escalating its ongoing investigation into what it calls “politically motivated prosecutions," focusing on the Fulton County DA's Office and its case against President Trump.
Can Trump fire the fed chair? President lashes out at Powell for economic outlook
President Trump has hinted that he wants to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for his economic outlook and refusal to lower interest rates. Can he do that?
AmeriCorps cuts volunteers loose, citing White House cuts
The community service program for young adults sends volunteers on assignments across the U.S.