In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at how the new conflict in the Middle East could affect us here, plus Washington's reaction to the Minnesota elected official assassinations.

Georgia State Professor of Communication and Middle East Studies Mia Bloom discusses the latest developments in the conflict between Israel and Iran and the potential ramifications in the state of Georgia.

ABC's Jordana Miller is live in Jerusalem and reporting on Israel's overnight strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities and key military and scientific personnel.

John Ryan, Chief Marketing Officer with Georgia MLS, looks at where the experts believe the metro's housing market is going in the second half of 2025 and how both buyers and sellers can successfully navigate the changing market.

Brookhaven Police Lt. Jake Kissel discusses the mostly peaceful anti-ICE protests that ended in violence and arrests of alleged agitators on Tuesday night.

KSU Political Scientist Dr. Kerwin Swint discusses the political fallout from the protests and violence in Los Angeles and what they mean for the President and the Governor of California.

ABC's Shannon Kingston discusses the latest developments in the chaotic anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, including the calling up of more troops and the conflict between the White House and California officials.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at the Federal Government's response to anti-ICE rioting in Los Angeles and whether President Trump will call out the Marines to enforce order.

ABC's Alex Stone brings us the latest on immigration-related disturbances in Los Angeles and the potential discord between local law enforcement and Trump Administration.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the latest updates on the rapidly deteriorating relationship between President Trump and Elon Musk and what it means for the president's proposed budget.

Bankrate's Ted Rossman explores the phenomenon of tipping fatigue, investigates which demographic is the stingiest, and exposes ways businesses persuade you to leave tips.

WSB's Jonathan O'Brien looks at when and how much you can expect to receive the infusion of cash, and whether there is any pushback on this measure under the Gold Dome.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses President Trump's unique use of his power to pardon and the trial of "My Pillow Guy" Mike Lindell

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes clears up the confusion on whether President Trump's tariffs are still in force and explains the new unflattering nickname for the president.

DeKalb County Schools Superintendent Dr. Devon Horton discusses what went right and what went wrong in this academic year and looks at ways to continue to improve the educational experience for DeKalb's students.

As the 2024-25 school season comes to a close for APS, Superintendent Dr. Bryan Johnson provides his perspective on how the academic year went and how he plans to attract the best teachers to his district.

Chelsea Hagopian, Executive Director of the Georgia Nursing Workforce Center, looks at which nursing specialties are in most dire need of new hires and what can be done to properly diagnose and treat the condition.

The Israeli government official reacts to the killing of two Israeli embassy workers in Washington, D.C. and the increase in anti-Semitic behavior since the War in Gaza began.

CBS Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses topics such as the shocking killing of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington and President Trump's meeting with some of his biggest meme coin contributors.

USA Today Travel Reporter Zach Wichter discusses all things airfares and vacations as Memorial Day and Summer quickly approach.

APS student Tyler Superville discusses his senior year story of perseverance with WSB's Graham Carroll.

CBS Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses former President Biden's cancer diagnosis and the future of President Trump's budget proposal.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes recaps the president's newsworthy overseas efforts and whether there will be one more stop on the tour.

ABC's Karen Travers discusses the latest developments in the president's first overseas tour of his second term and the importance of his announcement that the United States will lift all sanctions on Syria.

Bankrate Financial Analyst Stephen Kates discusses the latest developments in the various trade wars and how the cooling of tensions may affect the market and the economy in the months ahead.