A Georgia high school student said her five-day suspension for sharing images of crowded conditions on campus was lifted on Friday after she appealed. ( read original story ...)
Conservatives tangle in Congressional runoff for Georgia 14th District
Greene – who ran for congress in a different Georgia district two years ago -- may be the attention-grabbing frontrunner in a runoff with physician and Floyd County sheriff’s volunteer medic John ... ( read original story ...)
What you need to know about Georgia’s US Senate election between David Perdue and Jon Ossoff
Georgia has been a GOP bastion for years, but is now seriously in play for Democrats at both the US Senate and presidential level. ( read original story ...)
Georgia school lifts suspension for student who shared photo of crowded hallway, maskless peers
Hannah Watters was suspended from North Paulding High School in Georgia over a photo she shared showing crowded hallways and maskless students. ( read original story ...)
Barrow County, Georgia, schools will move to online learning after 90 staff had to quarantine due to Covid-19
A school district in Georgia has decided to start the school year with virtual learning, after more than 90 staff members were forced to quarantine due to a confirmed or suspected case of Covid-19, or ... ( read original story ...)
Cash-strapped U.S. hospitals say Kuwait owes them at least $677 million
The wealthy Persian Gulf nation has not paid its bills for medical care in the U.S. for three years, the hospitals contend. ( read original story ...)
How the British inspired a coup that brought harmony to Oman
The stunning coup, apparently orchestrated by the son of the tyrannical ruler of Oman, transformed the Arab nation into a standard bearer for peace.Documents obtained by The Times, however, expose the ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon: a nation brought to its knees
In 1982, president-elect and Christian militia leader Bashir Gemayel had a building brought down on him. Alarmed western powers led by the US and France blundered in, soon to be truck-bombed out: 241 ... ( read original story ...)
As leaders in Lebanon deflect responsibility for explosion, skepticism grows
In aftermath of Beirut explosion, skepticism grows among members of the public and the international community. ( read original story ...)
The Latest: IMF Director Says Lebanon Needs Help, Unity
The managing director of the International Monetary Fund is calling for national unity in Lebanon and says it’s time to overcome the impasse over necessary reforms that has so far scuttled talks with ... ( read original story ...)