The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2023-01-21

• Protests gain national attention after death
• FDA won’t grant accelerate­d OK to Alzheimer’s drug
• Family of teen killed by officer calls for charges
• Cleanlines­s, storage issues at Japanese steakhouse
• Georgia’s miserable maternal mortality rate has gotten worse
• Atlanta-based tech giant Mailchimp hit with second hack in 10 months
• QUICK HITS
• Lima protesters demand ouster of new president
• To-do list: Ukraine, climate, economy
• Tech firms retrenchin­g in wake of hiring spree
• Battle-weary Ukrainians strive for sense of normalcy amid bombings, blackouts
• Play time at last in Port Wentworth? City to add rec complex
• Outdoor recreation to see upgrades in Bryan, Effingham counties.
• Average long-term U.S. mortgage rate is lowest since September
• As China’s virus rulescease, Lunar New Year rush begins
• What’s the Russian ship lurking off Hawaii up to?
• Services planned for UGA’S Willock
• Jackets make hiring of six noncoachin­g staffers official
• Dawgs center Van Pran says he’ll return for senior year
• THE HOT CORNER
• Mccarthy: Cowboys trust Maher despite missed extra points
• Korda knocks off Medvedev in third round of Aussie Open
• Eagles use bye week to get healthy
• THIS DATE IN NBA HISTORY
• Purdue making statement
• COACHING CHANGES
• Grayson hiring tops coaching carousel
• Savannah celebrates state lore in music
• Black bears starting to give birth in their winter dens
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Readers offer responses for insensitiv­e question
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