Topic: Georgia

Elwin Wilson, a KKK supporter who reformed, dies
Elwin Wilson was a reformed racist who publicly apologized for his violent acts. Wilson beat John Lewis of Georgia in 1961. Lewis later became a US congressman, and Wilson personally apologized to him.
Rivals prepare to go head to head over abortion bans
The Monitor's View In Atlanta test-cheating scandal, a case for 'good apples'
March Madness 2013: wilder than usual?
3 novels about family, crime, and love
How one church is helping heal Newtown
Post-Sandy Hook, South Dakota and Georgia move to protect schools with guns
100,000 'killer' bees attack Florida park rangers
Immigration officials tight-lipped about detainee release. What is known?
Is Massachusetts more racist than Mississippi, as Chief Justice Roberts hints?
Westminster dog death: Owner sniffs foul play
Voting Rights Act case: Supreme Court questioning is lively, pointed (+video)
Why juvenile incarceration reached its lowest rate in 38 years
Obama administration warns of grim consequences when cuts kick in
Fruit fly moms use alcohol to protect their kids, say scientists
Sausage recalled: 38,000 pounds of sausage in 11 states (+video)
Jet Crash Kills 5, pilot hit utility pole after aborting landing
Fewer boarded-up homes: Vacancy rate for US housing falls to pre-bust levels
McCain faces angry crowd, defends immigration plan
Supreme Court declines, but execution gets last-minute stay
Gun raffles stoke debate after Conn. shooting
Future hangs on misunderstood majority of gun owners
Is the South ready to say howdy to hemp?
Obama's universal preschool proposal: Game-changer or federal overreach?
Energy Voices State of the Union address: Why no mention of coal? (Sponsor content)

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