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In Atlanta, Small Businesses Have Mixed Expectations Of President Trump

Members of Atlanta's Hispanic community fear the effect of Trump's recent immigration orders on business, while other business leaders welcome the president's promise to roll back regulations.

With Congress vowing to repeal the Affordable Care Act, health insurance executives are looking at a very uncertain future. And they don't like uncertainty. Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images hide caption

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Health Insurers Say They Don't Want To Go Back To Being The Bad Guys

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The podium where Donald Trump would take the Oath of Office is covered on Jan. 19. Trump promised to govern transparently, but open-government advocates are seeing troubling early signs. Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Transparency Advocates Fear Trump Officials Will Block Flow of Information to Public

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The Rev. Adam Hamilton preaches to the congregation at United Methodist Church of the Resurrection outside of Kansas City. The multi-campus church with a membership of more than 20,000 is the largest Methodist church in the U.S. Courtesy of The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection hide caption

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Kansas City Clergyman Seeks Way To Pastor Across The Political Divide

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President Trump gives a thumbs up as he speaks on the phone in the Oval Office on Jan. 29. Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Is Trump Tweeting From a 'Secure' Smartphone? The White House Won't Say

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Beyoncé, Bob Dylan and Bandcamp: Highlights of this week in music news. Instagram/Courtesy of the artist/Courtesy of Bandcamp hide caption

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Beyoncé, Bandcamp And Bob Dylan: The Week In Music News

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In Atlanta, Small Businesses Have Mixed Expectations Of President Trump

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'I Am Not Your Negro' Gives James Baldwin's Words New Relevance

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