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How a majority Hispanic city in Georgia became a major ICE target
Police in Dalton, Georgia, wrongfully arrested Ximena Arias-Cristobal, a 19-year-old college student, which led to her ICE detainment. Credit:AJC|City of Dalton

Atlanta hip-hop legend Rico Wade honored with monument in East Point
A monument honoring Rico Wade, co-founder of Organized Noize, now stands in East Point, celebrating his lasting impact on Atlanta's hip-hop scene.

How Atlanta became the most-surveilled city in America
Atlanta is the most-surveilled city in the U.S. Credits: AJC | Getty | GDOT | Fusus/YT | Atlanta PD | Atlanta Police Foundation | Axon | NYT | Comparitech

The unusual beautification of Atlanta's strangest hiking trail
Doll’s Head Trail isn’t your average hike. The 2.5-mile trail, nestled in Atlanta’s Constitution Lakes Park, didn’t always look like this.
More From Politics

Mike Luckovich remembers Jimmy Carter in commemorative cartoon
Cartoonist Mike Luckovich honors Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, celebrating their legacy of leadership and humanitarian work with a heartfelt tribute.

Georgia lawmaker rips into U.S. postmaster general at hearing
U.S. Rep. Rich McCormick (R-Suwanee) criticizes the Postmaster General Louis DeJoy over his management of the U.S. Postal Service.

Why Georgia officials rolled ten-sided dice to audit the 2024 election
A dice roll started a statewide audit of the 2024 presidential election in Georgia, a human review of paper ballots to check results counted by computers.

Stressed over the election? Here's what to do
Dan Harris, the author of the New York Times bestseller "10% Happier," shares how we can manage stress and find common ground in the wake of the election.