President Biden delivered a commencement address at Morehouse College, discussing democracy, the Israel-Hamas conflict, student debt, and racial justice.

Georgia's primary elections feature key races, such as for Fulton County District Attorney and open congressional seats, which may impact the state's political landscape for November's general election.

Nathan Wade, the ex-special prosecutor, is accused by his wife, Joycelyn, of missing support payments amid claims of financial struggles, despite recent earnings.

At Morehouse College's graduation, President Biden acknowledged protests over Gaza's conflict and engaged with students' concerns while calls for ceasefire and peace were highlighted, despite faculty criticism of his policies on the issue.

Georgia Republicans elect Amy Kremer, who organized the pro-Trump Jan. 6 rally, to the RNC, signaling a possible shift towards a more combative party stance.

Hundreds attended the funeral of Airman Roger Fortson in Stonecrest, where grief and calls for justice over his fatal shooting by a deputy were expressed.

A redistricting error in Athens-Clarke County misplaced 66 voters into the wrong commission district, which has been corrected by elections officials after a resident's report.

Georgia's primary election highlights contested races across congressional, legislative, and local offices with issues like election interference and redistricting at the forefront.

The Georgia 6th Congressional District prepares for primaries with redistricting creating a new majority-Black constituency and three Black women Democrats in the running.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by John Barrow, ex-congressman and Georgia Supreme Court candidate, letting him continue public discussion on abortion rights without restrictions.

The Georgia Court of Appeals will hear Trump's appeal to disqualify DA Fani Willis over a conflict of interest due to her relationship with a former prosecutor.

Fulton County anticipates possible runoffs in key elections, with incumbents facing tight races and controversies, as voter participation is expected to increase.

Georgia lawmakers are challenging a state arrest law at the Supreme Court, arguing it curtails free speech and is ambiguously enforceable. Reps. Nikema Williams and Park Cannon were previously arrested under this law during Capitol protests.