Politics (Georgia): Georgia election leaders joined a national coalition urging the U.S. Supreme Court to pause new Postal Service mail-ballot rules ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms, arguing Georgia counties have already printed envelopes and budgets and won’t have time or money to meet the new requirements. Elections (Georgia): In Dallas, Republicans kicked off their first-ever midterm convention with President Trump taking the stage, pitching voters to “pretend” he’s on the ballot while Georgia Sen. race candidate Mike Collins used the spotlight to energize support against incumbent Jon Ossoff. Courts & Public Safety (Georgia): A death-row inmate, Stacey Humphreys, is seeking a new sentencing trial after claims of juror misconduct ahead of his scheduled lethal-injection execution next Wednesday; separately, a Gwinnett mother charged in a toddler hot-car death was granted $5,000 bond with strict conditions after a bond hearing. Local Governance (Metro Atlanta): Gwinnett and Doraville are holding public discussions on Flock camera usage after prior misuse allegations and officer discipline. Health & Safety: A Georgia-Florida convenience store sandwich recall was issued after egg was listed in ingredients but missing from an allergen warning. Education (Georgia): New enrollment figures show Taylor County schools had 1,110 students in 2024-25, and Marietta Center for Advanced Academics reported 43 Hispanic students that year. Sports (Georgia): Georgia high school football matchups and Week 4 previews are rolling out as teams track defensive performance through Week 3.