Charles Minshew

Read the annotated FBI affidavit used to seize Fulton ballots AJC readers can now go through the annotated FBI affidavit used to seize Fulton County ballots on January 28.

We've identified at least 8 of the people who the FBI relied on to make their case to search the Fulton County Elections Hub on January 28.

If you're heading to the airport to get out of Atlanta for the holidays, be sure to check the live wait times and the trends for the day before you go! www.ajc.com/business/202...

Who received donations from First Liberty, the Frost family and their companies? A list of those who received donations from the more than $1.4 million given by Brant Frost IV, his family, his companies and the Georgia Republican Assembly PAC.

You can now search which candidates, committees and campaigns received donations from Brant Frost IV, his family and companies over the past two decades. We've included donations in at least 38 states. #gapol
www.ajc.com/politics/202...

Cobb County schools spent millions to hire security firm without a board vote Cobb County School District paid nearly $2.6 million for the program without taking a board vote.

The Cobb County School District has spent more than $2 million on a program to surveil students as part of a broader plan for school safety, but the district and the secretive security group are keeping details on the plan and the spending from parents and the public: www.ajc.com/news/2025/05...

63 must-try international meals found in Atlanta Explore the world in 63 meals, featuring iconic dishes that define Atlanta’s global cuisine.

It's another year before the world comes to town for World Cup matches, but did you know you can sample cuisine from around the world across Atlanta? Depending on traffic, it might still take you a while to explore them all, but here's our list of 63 to try: www.ajc.com/food-and-din...

Georgia state patrol tactic meant to end chases leads to death at high speeds State troopers face few limits in using the PIT maneuver at high speeds, leading to 19 deaths and hundreds of injuries.

The Georgia State Patrol doesn't keep systematic records of speeds of their pursuits, so we did the next best thing at
@ajc.com -- we collected thousands of pursuit critiques and did it ourselves. Read our latest investigation at www.ajc.com/chases

AJC moves to new Atlanta office 'in the heart of the city' The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s main center for operations is once again within the limits of its namesake city.

We're home again! Our Midtown offices are such a great place to reconnect with Atlanta.

Butter Swim Biscuits Recipe These tender, buttery, crisp buttermilk biscuits satisfy all urgent cravings You can happily set aside any hesitancy about preparing biscuits because these tangy, fluffy ones come together quickly — n...

We made these this weekend... and call them butter bath rather than butter swim biscuits, because they take a good long soak... and wow are they delicious.

DAs must comply with Open Records Act, Georgia high court rules District attorneys and their offices are subject to Georgia's Open Records Act, the Georgia Supreme Court has ruled in a case against Athens' top prosecutor, Deborah Gonzalez.

District attorneys and their offices are subject to Georgia’s Open Records Act, the Georgia Supreme Court has ruled, rejecting a request by outgoing Athens-Clarke County District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez for protection from a constituent’s lawsuit.