The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2022-06-18

• Man gets death for dual slayings during escape
• EU pushing Ukraine membership
• Artist creates whimsical papier-mache sculptures
• Atlanta completes Martin Luther King Jr. Drive facelift
• Trauma surgeons detail horror of mass shootings
• APD: Man aimed laser at police helicopter
• Trump’s waning influence key factor in Ga. GOP runoffs
• Economy weighing on Democrats
• Abrams aims to sway Dem runoffs
• Kemp taps Collins over Trump-favored Jones for 10th District
• Disadvanta­ged get help to own homes
• Georgia Tech begins largest campaign in history; goal tops $2B
• Suit: Fox News trying to sway House race
• Gwinnett school board adopts $2.8B budget
• Three killed in Alabama church dinner shooting
• QUICK HITS
• County vacating sentences of 1947’s freedom riders
• Runoff to decide winner in contentiou­s District 2
• Ousted white sheriff's lieutenant sus office
• A place for all people
• Warriors complete journey back to top
• TE coach Hartley gets raise, extension
• Gauff advances to semifinals of grass-court event in Berlin
• THE HOT CORNER
• TODAY’S TALKER
• FIFA predicts soccer will be No. 1 sport in U.S.
• Sofi selection adds to string of major sports events for L.A. area
• Holding pen: Relievers remain brilliant despite injuries
• Contreras brothers excited about first encounter
• Band co-founder talks about reconcilia­tion
• Alton Brown returns to ‘Iron Chef’ stage
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Grown child wants mom to move past the divorce
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• It’s worth pondering reasons for serving God

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