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A new state law bans the sale of pets in public spaces, but shelter leaders say it’s just scratching the surface of Georgia’s mounting animal overpopulation crisis. Georgia’s latest animal welfare law just went into effect, and while it’s got a clear target—stopping the sale of pets in public places—it’s also stirring up deeper concerns. Shelter workers on the frontlines say the real issue runs much deeper than parking lot…

A construction worker was killed Tuesday morning at Hyundai’s EV battery plant near Savannah, marking the third fatality since the massive auto manufacturing project broke ground. The latest tragedy involved an unsecured load falling from a forklift. It struck and killed a subcontractor’s employee at the HL-GA Battery site, which Hyundai operates jointly with LG Energy Solutions. Authorities responded around 11 a.m., confirming the death shortly after arrival. This isn’t…

A visit that could reshape labor migration ties and diplomatic equations between Italy and Bangladesh is quietly gaining momentum behind the scenes. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni may soon become the first G7 leader in years to make an official trip to Bangladesh — a Muslim-majority nation bordering India — signaling what insiders are calling a “significant reset” in bilateral relations. The visit, expected in the final days of August,…

Just 25 miles north of Atlanta, this suburban standout quietly climbed to the top of U.S. News & World Report’s Best Places to Live list for 2025–2026 — and locals aren’t surprised one bit. It’s not flashy. It’s not loud. But Johns Creek, Georgia, has just become the poster child for what many Americans are after right now: safety, solid schools, and a life that actually feels balanced. That combination…