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Experts warn of ‘pink slime’ tactics from new Georgia news websites

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By Ty Tagami, Capitol Beat, Keith Pepper Verified
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
This story comes to Rough Draft through a content partnership with Capitol Beat. Learn more at Capitol Beat In late July, a new website popped online carrying local news stories from Georgia. There was an article about a disgraced former Atlanta City Council member, another about President Donald Trump’s visit to Cobb County, and one about Georgia coach Kirby Smart. Read more about the local news industry on Rough Draft.
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Execution date set for Stacey Ian Humphreys in Georgia

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By Ty Tagami, Capitol Beat, Keith Pepper Verified
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
This story comes to Rough Draft through a content partnership with Capitol Beat. Learn more at Capitol Beat Georgia will execute Stacey Ian Humphreys on Sept. 16 after postponing a prior execution scheduled for late last year. Humphreys was convicted of murder and other crimes in the 2003 deaths of Cyndi Williams and Lori Brown in Cobb County. Georgia Department of Corrections Commissioner Tyrone Oliver selected the new execution date after a Cobb superior court judge ordered it between Sept.
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Georgia to receive up to $135 million in landmark Meta settlement deal

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By Ty Tagami, Capitol Beat, Keith Pepper Verified
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
This story comes to Rough Draft through a content partnership with Capitol Beat. Learn more at Capitol Beat An agreement to resolve a federal lawsuit brought by Georgia and other states and U.S. jurisdictions would require Meta to impose new limits on teen accounts on its social media platforms while also giving parents the option for more control.
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