Real estate professionals are steamed over a new policy in Atlanta. more >>

Will Ukraine and Georgia become the next countries to gain NATO admission? President Bush, who is Romania bound for the NATO summit opening tomorrow, said today that both countries are "ready and worthy" to join NATO. But Russia, claiming "sphere of influence" rights, is scowling at the proposal, and France and Germany are intimating opposition. "France will not give its green light to the entry of Ukraine and Georgia," French Prime Minister François Fillon said today. "We are opposed to Georgia and Ukraine's entry because we think that it is not the correct response to the balance of power in Europe and between Europe and Russia." more >>

Those bright, multicolored electronic billboards that loom off the side of the road won't be limited to ads for McDonald's or talk radio tonight when drivers in several Super Tuesday states return home from the office. Instead, they'll be displaying primary returns. more >>

Here’s an hour-by-hour forecast for the initial returns on megaprimary night. more >>

Georgia voters are drawn to Obama by more than just race. more >>

Huckabee leads in polls, but John McCain's surge could boost his chances in the state. more >>

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Lord, have mercy on your people, have mercy on us, and grant us rain. Oh , God, let rain fall on this land of Georgia . Those prostrate, beseeching words were spoken this morning by Methodist minister Gil Watson on the steps of the Georgia Capitol, in Atlanta. more >>

After being pressured by western allies, Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, said parliamentary elections will be held by mid-February, a month later than planned. This move stemmed criticism from former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who said the pledge was insufficient. more >>

Southern drought dispute won't address the long-term issue, too many people fighting for a scarce resource. more >>

A parched Southeast pleads its case to the president more >>

A Georgia bus accident, lead-contamination at Brown University, and the University of Michigan embraces between-class golf. more >>

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So scooters aren't fun just for "crazy Californians" but for kids in Georgia, too. more >>

Daily roundup from campuses nationwide. more >>

You know what we usually call people who live in cars? Homeless. Or hippies. more >>