The late Georgia congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis is set to get his own stamp; A U.S. Senate investigation led by Georgia's Jon Ossoff has found widespread sexual abuse in prisons; and longtime WSB-TV journalist Richard Belcher recently spoke to All Things Considered host Jim Burress about his decision to call it quits after 50 years.

The late Georgia congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis is set to get his own stamp; A&nbsp;U.S. Senate investigation led by Georgia's Jon Ossoff has found widespread sexual abuse in prisons;&nbsp;and longtime WSB-TV journalist Richard Belcher recently spoke to All Things Considered host Jim Burress about his decision to call it quits after 50 years.

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