US Rep. Marjorie Taylor is facing calls for her censure after a social media post she made after the death of Pope Francis was announced. Also: Greene said she could win Georgia's GOP Senate nomination if Gov. Brian Kemp doesn't run; Democrat state Sen. Jason Esteves said he's running governor in 2026, while Jason Carter rules out - for now - another gubernatorial run.

Reactions from around Georgia and the nation are pouring in after the death of Pope Francis.

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Pope Francis, history’s first Latin American pontiff, died Monday at the age of 88.

Emory University Professor of Catholic Studies Dr. Susan Reynolds weighs in on the life and lasting legacy of Pope Francis.

The father of the suspected Apalachee High School shooter says he cannot receive a fair trial in Barrow County, claiming the case’s high-profile nature has biased local jurors against him.

Gray’s attorney, Brian Hobbs, argued for a county that isn’t close to Barrow, where he argues people have seen less media coverage.

Prosecutors agreed to a change in venue but argued everyone in Georgia has seen coverage of the case, and a venue closer to Barrow County would cut down on transportation and other associated court costs.

Two influential U.S. senators came to Atlanta this week to meet with Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, as Kemp continues to be mentioned as a possible challenger to U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff next year. Also: chaos and arrests this week at a Marjorie Taylor Greene town hall; former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms again teases a U.S. Senate run; Kemp signed Georgia's largest income tax cut in the state's history this week and will sign tort reform on Monday; who are the Democrats and Republicans who may also be running for governor in 2026?

John Bliss, a local financial advisor, joined the Decatur Dish show on Tax Day, April 15 to talk about taxes, tariffs and navigating financial uncertainty.

Atlanta News First and Decaturish take you through your latest DeKalb County news headlines and a special update from the Decaturish team.

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US Sen. Cory Booker made history a few weeks ago when the New Jersey Democrat spoke for 25 hours on the Senate floor, condemning President Donald Trump's policies. But what did he actually accomplish? Raj Goyle is a Democratic Party strategist and former Kansas state lawmaker who, despite opposing President Donald Trump's policies, says Democrats need to take responsibility for their 2024 electoral performance by focusing on their constituents' needs rather than political manuevering and infighting.

Long-threatened tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump have plunged the country into trade wars abroad — all while on-again, off-again new levies continue to escalate uncertainty. Ray Hill, a professor of finance at Emory University's Goizueta School of Business, talks with Atlanta News First about what President Trump may - or may not - accomplish with this bold new economic policy.

Are tariffs good? Are they bad? What do they do? And what will be their impact? We asked an economist.