Charles Bethea

Facebook friending Cleveland Grover Meredith, Jr., who calls himself J6NUMBER1.

Some insurrectionists have reoffended. Others have run for office. Cleveland Grover Meredith, Jr., is campaigning to get reparations—from “the deep state” and his parents.

Climbers are often chasing a rush. Was I cheating by using some help to get there?

A former senior official and two current employees describe the turmoil at the agency under R.F.K., Jr.,’s stewardship.

In a Miami studio where the Eagles and Bob Marley recorded, a choir of pardoned Capitol rioters tries to “reclaim” the national anthem.

Joe Gebbia, a RISD grad and an Airbnb billionaire, may soon lead the federal cost-cutting effort known as DOGE. Could there be clues to his methods in his art-school days?

The co-host of “Inside the NBA” discusses the show’s move to ESPN, the antics of his co-star Charles Barkley, and their role in popularizing meme culture.

Brandon Beach was a state senator in Georgia who got involved in Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. Now his name will be on our money.

In the face of uncertainty, an award-winning distillery in Atlanta hits pause.

Since the Young Thug trial, Brian Steel has modelled for the rapper’s fashion brand and had a Drake song named after him. Sean Combs took note.

Charlie Duncan, a hundred-and-five-year-old Georgia resident, recalls the mood in 1929.

Maxim Peranidze, a twenty-six-year-old Angeleno from Moldova, has a knack for impersonating basketball stars, aided by fake beards, embellished jerseys, and his twin, Gene.

In an old Georgia mansion, a team of the writer’s devotees found a dusty wooden box: inside were two dozen of her never-seen oil paintings.

Mark Oleg Ozboyd, known to fans as Dr. Waterfall, makes the case that Georgia is just as spectacular for splashes as Pennsylvania—even if “we’ll never be Hawaii or Washington.”

Ulbricht, who was convicted of running an anonymous online drug marketplace, became a hero to crypto-holders everywhere. What does his pardon signal for the future of the technology?

From the daily newsletter: Charles Bethea remembers the pioneering TV chef and author. Plus: a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas; a first-timer tries TikTok; and John Early joins the Cartoon Caption Contest.

During a week of funerals, supporters and loved ones reflect on the former President’s legacy. “He understood that the arc of history is long,” his grandson said.

Bliv, the anonymous non-lawyer behind ThuggerDaily, reveals how he scooped the mainstream press and influenced the proceedings in the longest trial in Georgia’s history.

Donald Trump’s nominee to lead H.H.S. once started a bottled-water line, Keeper Springs. What was in it?

Many now believe that the U.S. could descend into political violence. Some are joining survivalist communities, canning food—and buying guns.