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Former President Jimmy Carter has written a new book on the Middle East with a title he hopes will not be as controversial as the last one, which was called, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid."
Stanley Pringle scored 22 points, Danny Morrissey came up big from 3-point range and Penn State survived woeful free-throw shooting down the stretch to hold off Georgia Tech 85-83 in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge on Wednesday night.
Joe Johnson scored 26 points, and Mike Bibby had 20 points and 10 assists in the Atlanta Hawks' 105-95 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night.
Dany Heatley had a goal and two assists and the Ottawa Senators got first-period goals from each member of the Pizza Line in a 5-1 victory over the Atlanta Thrashers on Wednesday night.
Former President Jimmy Carter has written a new book on the Middle East with a title he hopes will not be as controversial as the last one: "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid."
Angela Puleo is learning a new skill, and judging from her performance Wednesday night in Georgia's 72-46 win over Tennessee Tech, she's learning quickly.
Atlanta Hawks forward Josh Smith returned to the lineup Wednesday after missing 12 games with a sprained ankle.
South Carolina's former state treasurer, who is serving prison time on a federal cocaine charge, has been moved to a halfway house in Atlanta.
With Deja Foster coming up big down the stretch, Georgia Tech finally beat a ranked team.
Atlanta linebacker Keith Brooking sneered at the question:
A double digit win in Georgia's U.S. Senate runoff could make Saxby Chambliss a star in a Republican party hungry for fresh leadership.
The Atlanta Falcons expect Grady Jackson to be available for Sunday's game at New Orleans after the defensive tackle was not one of the players suspended by the NFL for violating the league's anti-doping policy.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has joined the search for a Lamar County man missing for two weeks.
Former NBA standout Rodney Rogers is beginning rehabilitation in Atlanta for a spinal cord injury he sustained in an all-terrain vehicle crash in North Carolina.
Cox Enterprises Inc. announced Wednesday the company is bringing together its three media units - Cox Newspapers, Cox Television and Cox Radio - under a new organization called Cox Media Group Inc.
President George W. Bush signed legislation to mint a commemorative silver dollar marking the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act.
Civil rights lawyers are asking a three-judge federal panel to breathe new life into a lawsuit challenging Georgia's voter ID law.
Arkansas and Texas are working on an incentive package to convince Cooper Tire and Rubber Co. to keep open its tire plant in Texarkana, Gov. Mike Beebe said Wednesday.
The federal government has recommended a site in Kansas for a new $450 million laboratory to study biological threats like anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease, officials said Wednesday.
Participants in a human rights conference recommended Wednesday that President-elect Barack Obama or Congress establish an independent, bipartisan commission to examine U.S. interrogation and detention practices.
Running back Jonathan Dwyer thought he might be in for a big season when run-first coach Paul Johnson took over at Georgia Tech.
Voting results for the 2008 Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year awards, as voted on by 67 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association.
A Georgia man charged with murder for allegedly killing a woman in 1984 in Boston has waived rendition proceedings in Georgia and is expected to be returned to Massachusetts on Wednesday.
Georgia economic forecasters offered another dose of bad news Wednesday, predicting that the recession will last a year-and-a-half - the state's longest economic slump since the Great Depression - and won't start to turn around until late next year.
The nation's unbeaten top-ranked college football team goes into its conference championship game as an underdog.
Akon's explosive rise to the top of the music charts was fueled by feel-good songs and naughty grooves - but his criminal past was always an underlying part of his success. His breakthrough album was titled "Konvicted," his music company is called Konvict, and the clank of prison bars are often heard in his music.
Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Georgia state lotteries:
Oft-injured Mike Hampton finalized a one-year, $2 million deal with the Houston Astros on Wednesday, hoping to resurrect his career in the place where he became a prominent big league pitcher.
More than a dozen civil rights pioneers pledged Wednesday to rally behind the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial planned for the National Mall to help raise the final $18 million needed for the project as the nation inaugurates its first black president.
Kid Rock is upset that he can't pick the good deed that will serve as his punishment for a brawl at a Georgia Waffle House.
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