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Now: Covering the South Carolina Statehouse for The Post and Courier
Next: Business intern at The Washington Post
Past: Business intern at The Denver Post, editor of The Daily Gamecock

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Atlanta paid him more than the mayor. It has little record of his work.

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By Thad Moore Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Foris Webb III spoke with city of Atlanta leaders so infrequently that not even the official whose department he worked for knew about the contract that had paid him more than the mayor. In fact, records obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution indicate the city attorney didn't hear about Webb's $35,000-a-month consulting contract until after he submitted his final invoice last fall.
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Truett McConnell faces lawsuit from president it ousted in sex abuse scandal

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By Thad Moore Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Georgia News Former president Emir Caner claims his firing was unjustified after a former student accused another administrator of using spiritual manipulation to pressure her into a physical relationship Truett McConnell University faces a lawsuit from its former president, Emir Caner, who was ousted last year after a former student and staffer accused another administrator of pressuring her into a physical relationship.
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Even Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s owner had World Cup ticket sticker shock

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By Thad Moore Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Investigations Leaders of the Georgia World Congress Center Authority debated if it cost too much to rent a suite in a building their agency owns. The Georgia World Congress Center Authority spent $612,000 on tickets to World Cup matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which the agency owns. With prices starting at $596,000, the agency debated if it cost too much to book a suite in its own facility, before deciding to split the cost.
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