Gunmen shot dead an Afghan former lawmaker and one of her bodyguards in the capital Kabul in a night-time attack at her home, police said on Sunday.
New homes at risk as English local authorities cut housebuilding plans
Nine local authorities pause plans following government’s decision to drop mandatory targetsThousands of new homes are at risk after a series of local authorities cut or delayed their housebuilding plans after ministers decided to drop mandatory buildi…
What to expect for Joe Biden’s Atlanta visit
Advisor and former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms said the focus of Biden’s visit is on voting reform.
Sen. Jon Ossoff says Georgia could be hub for innovative technology, manufacturing
Korean solar panel company QCell is planning a $2.5 billion expansion in Georgia.
Atlanta police officers receive take-home squad cars
The Atlanta police chief wants residents to see an bigger police presence with more squad cars in their neighborhoods. He’s working to have a take-home vehicle for every officer.
Todd, Julie Chrisley days away from reporting to prison
Todd Chrisley was sentenced to serve 12 years. Julie Chrisley received a 7-year sentence.
Anti-govt protests in Tunisia mark 12-year revolution anniversary
Thousands of protesters marched through Tunisia’s capital on the 12th anniversary.
Syrian refugee who lived in airport gains Canadian citizenship
“I believe in humanity now.”
Starmer says 16 too young to change gender as he objects to Scotland rule change
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said he has “concerns” over Scotland’s gender recognition law as he thinks 16 is too young an age to decide to change genders. The SNP government in Scotland passed legislation last month that will allow trans people to o…