Vice President Kamala Harris visited a church in the Atlanta suburbs on Sunday, urging congregants to cast early ballots as part of her campaign’s “souls to the polls” push to turn out Black voters.

By Andrea Shalal and Steve Holland ATLANTA/PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) -With the U.S. presidential election little more than two weeks away, Democrat Kamala Harris visited two churches on Sunday while her Republican rival,

Georgia reestablished itself as the betting favorite to win the College Football Playoff as the No. 5 Bulldogs crushed No. 1 Texas 30-15 in a dominant all-around showing on Saturday night. Georgia is +330 to win the CFP according to the latest odds at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Kirby Smart's Georgia football program isn't accustomed to being cast in an underdog role, and it responded in impressive fashion Saturday with a 30-15

Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian was more than satisfied with the reversal of Jahdae Barron's defensive pass interference call. Georgia coach Kirby Smart, on the other hand, was not, despite his team winning 30-15.

Texas and everyone else are finding that Georgia is still the top dog in the Southeastern Conference. Coach Kirby Smart's 100th victory in his nine seasons with the Bulldogs, a dominating defensive performance at No.

The top of the SEC looks a lot different than it did going into a big weekend including Georgia-Texas, Alabama-Tennessee, and other key games.

The Georgia Bulldogs are on the rise in the SEC standings after earning an impressive 30-15 road win over the Texas Longhorns. Georgia running back Trevor Etienne scored three rushing touchdowns in UGA's dominant win.