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Olivia Wilde Offers Lengthy Explanation On 'Richard Jewell' Controversy

The actor spoke out after the Atlanta Journal-Constitution accused the film of being "defamatory" in depicting reporter Kathy Scruggs as offering sex to sources.
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Atlanta Newspaper Pushes Back On 'Richard Jewell' Depiction Of Late Reporter

Warner Bros. said it will defend against the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s claims that the film is "defamatory" for portraying its former journalist as offering sex to sources.
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Rapper 21 Savage Taken Into ICE Custody For Allegedly Overstaying Visa

Immigration officials say the 26-year-old artist, legally named Sha Yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, is from the U.K. and not from Atlanta.
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Counterprotesters Burn Klansman In Effigy As Georgia White Supremacist March Fizzles

"Good Night, Alt Right," activists chant.
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R. Kelly Evicted From Atlanta Homes For Unpaid Rent

The singer reportedly owes more than $31,000.
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Why Atlanta Could Elect Its First White Mayor In 4 Decades

Gentrification and frustration with the outgoing mayor have put the city in play for independent Mary Norwood.
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GOP Rep Tells Black Attorney She May 'Go Missing' For Protesting Confederate Statues

"If that’s representative of what people in south Georgia think, then yikes,” says the former state representative.
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Protesters March To The Tune Of 'Move Trump, Get Out The Way'

Ludacris approved of their version of one of his songs after the clashes in Charlottesville.
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Police Reopen Probe After Video Surfaces of Cop Beating Homeless Woman

He also is heard threatening to shoot her as she struggles on the ground.
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In Georgia, Costliest U.S. House Race Hits Ugly Note As Election Looms

Total spending in the Georgia race for all candidates has topped $56 million.
By Andy Sullivan, Reuters