In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

The first of a two-part interview which covers what would happen if President Biden were to decide to - or be compelled to - drop out of the 2024 presidential race.

With chaos in the Democratic Party, will President Biden step down from the presidential race?

The Emory cardiologist & Peachtree Road Race Medical Director discusses how the hot weather will affect the big race and how to cope with it.

Discussing pets and fireworks and providing some tips to keep our furry friends safe during the 4th.

Emory Law Professor Jonathan Nash returns to discuss whether the Supreme Court's latest ruling truly puts presidents and presidential actions above the law.

Looking at how the Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity will affect presidents beyond Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Who gets to decide what an "official act" is?

Looking at the week ahead for the troubled Biden campaign and whether the president will drop out of the race after his debate performance in Atlanta last week.

Diving deep on the chaos in the Democratic Party after the debate in Atlanta, and what he expects lawmakers to do if poll numbers continue as they are.

What the White House is saying about President Biden's performance in the Atlanta presidential debate, including whether the president had come down with COVID. Plus, what top Democrats are saying about his performance behind the scenes.

Atlanta-based political analysts Dr. Kerwin Swint and Bill Crane among others look back at the debate.

The Congressman pitches Hank Aaron's statue to represent Georgia inside the US Capitol and explains how Hammerin' Hank helped bring Major League Baseball to Atlanta.

The former governor has joined the bipartisan Democracy Defense Project, which wants to restore Americans' faith in elections and provide a voice to voters who feel left out of the political process.

Getting the latest info on COVID cases in Georgia and looking at nationwide trends and the newest viral variants.

With public hearings soon to begin about an increase in property taxes in DeKalb, the county's CEO explains the proposal and why it may not have a huge financial impact on homeowners.

How property zoning is becoming a campaign issue in metro Atlanta, and the battle over affordable housing.

Looking at the Republicans and Democrats' efforts to intensify focus on their key issues ahead of the presidential debate in Atlanta on Thursday and the unusual guest expected to testify before Congress this week.

Breaking down President Biden's debate prep, the importance of the upcoming Atlanta debate, and examining the rift between Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Discussing the escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula and how they are tied into the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Scott takes us to the Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville, visiting with their Director of Development, Tom Shinall. Get up close and personal with some of the most famous cars in movie history!

Dissecting the Congressional grilling of Boeing's CEO and examining the claims of some Boeing whistleblowers. Plus, what's next for the embattled company.

Looking at the district's decision to ban cell phone use in the classroom for middle schools and whether the program will be expanded.

On runoff day, we discuss whether runoffs are still needed, some cases where the runoff election results are different don't follow the trends on election day, and why we might want to get rid of runoff elections eventually.

Expanding the mental health, child welfare and family service organization's programs in Gwinnett County, and why expanding access to such programs is important.

With summer beach vacations well underway, shark attacks are on the rise. What you need to know to avoid hysteria and shark bites.

Covering the auditions for Trump's VP nominee, recapping the Hunter Biden trial, and previewing the Senate's attempt to re-ban bump stocks.