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A gunman opened fire outside the CDC in Atlanta, killing officer David Rose and injuring others. The suspect, Patrick White, died at the scene. The attack is linked to vaccine misinformation, with White fixated on COVID-19 vaccine issues. CDC staff were evacuated and advised to work from home as investigations continue.
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D’Anthony Reaves, 44, was shot and killed outside a Greyhound station during an armed robbery. Police now classify the case as a felon killed by a private citizen. Reaves was a father of 20 children, and his family plans to start a foundation in his memory. The incident has sparked calls for gun law reforms.
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Georgia's governor, Brian Kemp, announced plans to mobilize around 300 National Guard troops to support Trump's efforts in Washington, D.C., amid ongoing legal challenges and debates over the legality of military deployment for domestic law enforcement. The move follows similar actions by other states and a lawsuit from D.C. officials.
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Cliff Johnson, a Democrat, announced his bid for Mississippi's northern seat, challenging incumbent Republican Trent Kelly. Johnson criticizes policies favoring the wealthy and promises to push back against the establishment. Kelly, a Trump supporter, seeks re-election amid a Republican-held state. Democrats aim to gain ground in Mississippi's political landscape.
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Democratic candidates Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson won statewide races in Georgia, marking the first such victories since 2006. The wins could boost Democratic momentum ahead of key 2026 elections, including U.S. Senate and governor races. Other states saw strong Democratic performances, but Kentucky's election was delayed due to constitutional rules.