Author: Ethan Brown

Budweiser’s iconic Clydesdales will trot into Smyrna this Friday, turning heads and tugging heartstrings just days before the MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park. The eight-horse hitch is slated to parade through downtown Smyrna on July 11 as part of the broader All-Star Week festivities, which have already lit up metro Atlanta. While the city hasn’t released an exact time yet, anticipation is building fast—and for good reason. A Legacy…

Markets wobble on weak global cues, rate anxiety, and looming tariffs; five stock picks still flash green for Thursday trades It was a restless Wednesday on Dalal Street. The Nifty-50 dipped for the second straight day, closing at 25,453.40 — still stuck below the key psychological mark of 25,500. Investors were visibly jittery as global signals turned cloudy again, ahead of upcoming tariff decisions in the U.S. and earnings season…

Tensions over dairy and agriculture continue to stall an ambitious U.S.-India trade agreement, even as pressure mounts from Washington ahead of Trump’s July 9 tariff deadline. In a high-stakes sprint to avert a bruising trade fallout, U.S. and Indian negotiators are deep in talks to craft a limited tariff-reduction deal. The sticking points? Cows and crops — or more precisely, unresolved issues around dairy access and agricultural imports, according to…

PSC’s unanimous vote gives Georgia Power a green light to hold base rates through 2028, while quietly paving way for surcharges on storm repairs and fossil fuel projects Georgia’s utility regulators voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a rate freeze plan for Georgia Power customers, locking in base rates through 2028. On the surface, it’s a move that promises financial relief. But scratch beneath, and critics say the freeze might feel…

A professor’s return to his storm-battered homeland led to new data, local hope, and a unique opportunity for one young researcher from Georgia. One American Student, One Native Professor, And A Monsoon-Stricken Coastline January isn’t exactly high season in Cox’s Bazar. Skies hover somewhere between heavy and grey. Roads turn slick and messy. But it was there, among water-logged villages and makeshift shelters clinging to hillsides, that an assistant professor…

White House confirms “very soon” breakthrough as New Delhi and Washington accelerate negotiations The clock is ticking on a potential game-changing trade deal between India and the United States, with both sides signaling they’re just days away from a final agreement. With July 9 marked on calendars in bold, Washington says talks are moving at full throttle. The announcement from the White House lands right in the middle of a…

Federal grant cancellations are stacking up — and small towns like McIntosh County may be the first to feel the fallout. A quiet but growing pile of termination notices is landing on desks across Georgia’s state agencies. One after another, these federal grant cancellations are blowing holes in the state’s budget planning, particularly in programs that serve poor, rural, and disconnected communities. One of the most painful cuts came in…