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Georgia’s remarkable 82-69 win over No. 6 Kentucky on Tuesday marked the team’s first victory over a top-10 opponent in five years. The Bulldogs were led by freshman Asa Newell, who was instrumental in securing the victory, particularly in the second half. In front of a lively crowd at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Georgia, the Bulldogs displayed a well-balanced attack, leading the Wildcats throughout the entire second half. With the…

As winter weather looms on the horizon, Georgia officials and local agencies are gearing up for what could be a significant snow and ice event in metro Atlanta this weekend. Here’s a look at how state authorities, road crews, and power companies are preparing—and how residents can stay safe. Gov. Brian Kemp has made it clear that the state is taking proactive steps to tackle the upcoming storm, which could…

Governor Kemp’s Plan to Revamp Georgia’s Troubled Prison System Georgia’s prison system is in turmoil, with rising concerns over inmate deaths, employee misconduct, and the persistent issue of contraband. In response, Governor Brian Kemp has proposed a significant new budget for the state’s corrections system, which includes a new prison facility and extensive renovations to existing facilities. This move comes amid a series of ongoing challenges that have led to…

Mental Health Takes a Hit as Political Unrest Continues in Georgia The already tense political atmosphere in Georgia has reached a boiling point in 2025. Protests, sparked by a controversial decision to suspend EU accession talks, have escalated, creating a ripple effect on the mental well-being of the country’s citizens. With the political crisis continuing into the new year, Georgian psychologists are stepping up to warn of the psychological toll…

The state of Georgia witnessed significant developments this week, from legislative actions to weather alerts. Here’s a closer look at the top stories making headlines. Laken Riley Act Clears U.S. House Amid Controversy The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act on Tuesday, marking its first bill of the new Congress. The legislation, named after a Georgia nursing student tragically killed last year by an undocumented Venezuelan man,…

The Indian stock market witnessed a positive start on Tuesday, January 7, with major indices posting impressive gains. The S&P BSE SENSEX jumped 394 points, while the NIFTY50 surged past 23,750. While Titan saw a notable rise, Zomato took a hit, dropping more than 4%. Early Market Overview At 09:24 AM, the S&P BSE SENSEX stood at 78,359.38, up by 394.39 points or 0.51%. The NIFTY50 followed suit, trading at…

As the Indian stock market heads into trade on Tuesday, January 7, there’s a mix of caution and optimism in the air. While global markets have shown signs of recovery, the rise in HMPV virus cases remains a key factor to watch as investors brace for what could be a volatile session. Global Trends Set a Positive Tone On the back of positive global cues, Indian benchmark indices, including the…

Georgia is gearing up for a winter storm predicted to bring snow and ice to much of the state on Friday. Governor Brian Kemp has urged residents to remain vigilant and prepare for potentially hazardous conditions, while state agencies have begun implementing precautionary measures to mitigate the storm’s impact. Governor Kemp Calls for Statewide Preparedness Governor Kemp issued a statement on Tuesday urging Georgians to stay informed about the approaching…

Shares of Zomato took a hit on Tuesday morning, falling nearly 5% after a downgrade from Jefferies. The brokerage firm lowered its target price for the company by 18%, raising fresh concerns over its profitability due to mounting competition in the quick commerce segment. Zomato Faces Market Struggles Amid Intense Competition Zomato’s stock saw a decline of 4.8% on January 7, 2025, dropping to Rs 252.05 on the Bombay Stock…