In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

Clark looks at how we once got to super-low mortgage interest rates and his unique idea on how to help homeowners with super-low rates who want to sell.

Live from Jerusalem, Miller gives us the latest news on the war between Israel Hamas and examines the prospects for peace.

Scott discusses the week ahead in Washington, including Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's dilemma on unseating House Speaker Mike Johnson and three different Congressional corruption investigations.

Nancy provides the latest news from Washington, including President Biden's reaction to the unrest on college campuses and the progress on a deal to end the fighting in Gaza.

The Wall Street Journal reporter just got back from a visit to Athens to survey the immigrant population and explains why so many Venezuelans are immigrating to our area.

This week, Scott's with actor Yaegel T. Welch who plays the wrongfully accused Tom Robinson, in the Aaron Sorkin adaptation of Harper Lee's classic "To Kill a Mockingbird."

The New York-based reporter brings us the latest on the chaotic protests at Columbia University and the aftermath of Tuesday night's clashes between protestors and police.

The top financial analyst forecasts the upcoming meeting of the Federal Reserve and explains his thoughts on the possibility of another interest rate hike in the near future.

We get the reactions from Washington on the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war.

This expert says that something you may be doing is helping to keep inflation high at the grocery store.

The senior economist at Zillow takes a deeper dive on why home prices have gotten so high, and what he sees happening in the Atlanta market.

Skyler is on the ground in Tulsa, OK and relays the aftermath from the extremely severe weather in that area over the weekend.

Scott takes us behind the curtain in Washington and previews a quietly busy week ahead on Capitol Hill and how Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene will play into things.

Atlanta's Morning News takes a deeper look at the protests at Emory University.

The drum major directs with a broom! Billed as Atlanta's wildest community band, The Seed and Feed Marching Abominable celebrates their 50th anniversary this weekend.

Clark explains how to survive in a world full of data breaches and why some old ways of fighting identity theft may not work anymore.

The mayor of Mt. Vernon, NY is in Atlanta for the association's yearly conference and discusses what she's hearing from other mayors about important issues like crime and social unrest.

Zillow's Senior Economist takes us a deep dive into the metro Atlanta real estate market and how it's changing.

Rosembaum brings us the latest on the Trump trial and discusses whether the former president has violated the judge's gag order.

Jennings joins AMN to talk jury selection. opening arguments, and all things Trump trial.

Scott joins AMN and breaks down the week ahead in Washington, including the fallout from the passage of Ukraine aid and what Marjorie Taylor Greene will do in response.

The certified Swiftie joins AMN to talk about Taylor's latest album, the power of Swiftonomics, and whether she thinks her latest relationship will last.

Nancy talks to AMN about Washington's reaction to Israel's retaliatory strikes on Iran.

Two local politicos from either side of the aisle have had enough of the infighting - they're trying to address it over waffles & wine.

They have crunched the numbers on the return on investment of a local state university education vs. an Ivy League education and they join AMN to discuss their surprising findings.