· 1dWABE
What Trump's CDC, health program cuts could mean for Atlanta’s role in disease research
 · 2dScientific American
Trump's CDC Firings Will Gut Public Health at the State and Local Level
 · 1dMinnPost
CDC firings undermine public health work far beyond Washington
 · 2dFOX 5 Atlanta on MSN
Some fired CDC employees told to come back to work via e-mail
'Read This E-mail Immediately': CDC Tells About 180 Fired Employees To Come Back To Work
CDC Calls Nearly 200 Fired Workers Back, Apologizes For 'Disruption'
The CDC is the latest agency trying to coax back workers after they were fired as part of President Trump's and Elon Musk's purge.
DOGE claims millions saved in Georgia with terminated leases. Where are the buildings?
DOGE has claimed it's saved millions by terminating building leases in Georgia. Here's where, and which buildings are no longer leased.
The Mirror US on MSN2d
'Come back': CDC pleads with fired staff to return to work two weeks after being laid off
The CDC issued the frantic appeal on Tuesday after Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cut hundreds of employees from its workforce.
WGAU Radio on MSN1d
Georgia DNR encourages people to clean bird feeders ahead of spring to save birds
Georgia Department of Natural Resources officials add that the conditions in and around bird feeders help “spur sicknesses varying from conjunctivitis to avian pox.”
Axios on MSN3d
Bill would shield Georgia manufacturers from "forever chemicals" lawsuits
Environmental advocates are urging Georgia lawmakers to reject a bill that would shield companies from lawsuits over the use of "forever chemicals" in everyday products. Why it matters: Forever chemicals,
Georgia social security offices to close as DOGE website list lease termination
Jon Ossoff warned the Trump Administration about the closing of several Social Security offices in the Peach State and the risks to seniors.“I am demanding that the Trump Administration reverse course and abandon these cuts to access to Social Security for seniors in Georgia,
180 CDC workers invited to go back to work following federal layoffs
ATLANTA — The Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is inviting back about 180 employees less than two weeks after laying them off.
Atlanta News First on MSN1d
CDC launching study into potential connection between vaccines and autism, reports say
The Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will launch a study into the potential connection between autism and vaccines, according to Reuters and multiple other news outlets.
WALB on MSN3d
State boarding Georgia reports first measles cases this year
One of Georgia’s boarder states is reporting its first measles case this year, expanding the number of states with measles cases to ten.