Brett Samuels from The Hill explains how the fight over Georgia's new voting laws is further corroding trust in our elections.

6 dead, 11 hospitalized after liquid nitrogen leak at Georgia poultry plant, Democrats vow to push ahead on Biden's coronavirus aid plan next week, and A local reporter in Florida has become seniors' unofficial pandemic hotline.

Warnock wins in Georgia run-offs as elections stay close, how will the GOP move forward, and Minnesota boys earnings to a restaurant after tip theft.

When will everyone be able to get the vaccine, Georgia prepares for run-off election, and Massachusetts cop buys Christmas dinner for women caught stealing groceries.

First person in the world given Pfizer's vaccine, Georgia again certifies Joe Biden's win, and here's your guide to holiday tipping during the pandemic.

Pandemic deaths top 250,000 as New York City schools halt in-person classes, Georgia Secretary of State says Joe Biden likely to maintain lead after recount, and teens glued to screens need sleep and reality checks.

Georgia to recount all votes in Presidential race by hand, Joe Biden focuses on transition, the Early-Bird Special is now everyone's favorite restaurant reservation.

Police probe the motive of the shooter in the Southern California bar massacre, recounts and runoffs still loom over high-profile elections in Florida and Georgia, and how all those annoying political ads could soon help improve your favorite TV shows.

Wall Street Journal reporter Valerie Bauerlein explores the governors races that are up for grabs.

How far are colleges willing to go to protect football secrets? The Wall Street Journal's Andrew Beaton explains.

GOP holds off Democrats in Georgia, Airports try a new way to track foreigners, and Americans' saving habits improve, slightly.

A house race in Georgia is on track to becoming the priciest in history. Cameron McWhirter from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Daniel Lippman from POLITICO has a look at the Georgia special election.

How important is the Georgia election to each party, how can Facebook monitor violent videos and how much you need to spend in Vegas for a "free" drink.

Natalie Andrews from the Wall Street Journal has a look at the race to fill a Georgia House seat.

Alleged Capitol gunman charged in shooting incident, Clinton-Trump would be the oldest White house match-up in history, and 'humorous' police post about Ebola-tainted meth results in arrest.

Were there any surprises from Super Tuesday? John Clark from the Georgia News Network gives us a look.