Judge Benjamin Land appointed to Georgia Supreme Court by Gov. Kemp
Gov. Brian Kemp appointed Judge Benjamin A. Land to the Georgia Supreme Court, filling the vacancy left by retired Justice Michael Boggs.
Less than a third of Americans have confidence in US institutions, poll finds
For the fourth consecutive year, fewer than 30% of Americans have confidence in U.S. institutions like the Supreme Court, the presidency and Congress, according to a new Gallup poll.
A quarter of Americans say Trump’s policies have helped them: Poll
Most Americans admit they don’t believe the president understands issues impacting them, according to a new poll.
Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene leading GOP revolt over Epstein files
Marjorie Taylor Greene and GOP allies are defying Trump by demanding full release of Epstein files.
Federal funding pause could impact Coweta County after school program
The funding is held up as part of President Donald Trump's administration's withholding of $7 billion in education funds.
Texas Flooding: Georgia leaders hold prayer service at State Capitol
Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns led state lawmakers and Georgia clergy in a prayer service at the State Capitol. More than 100 hundred people are still missing after deadly flooding hit parts of Texas around the Guadalupe River on July 4th.
"Good Trouble Lives On" protests honor legacy of John Lewis
The legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis will live on across America Thursday, with more than 1,600 events scheduled on the fifth anniversary of his death.
Trump 'not planning' to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, despite reports
President Trump denied reports that he plans to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, but he continued to sharply criticize the head of the central bank.
ICE moves to end bond hearings for detained migrants, memo shows
ICE will stop granting bond hearings for detained migrants, rather than allow them to go before an immigration judge and potentially remain free while their cases proceed.
Peter Hubbard defeats Keisha Waites in Democratic Georgia PSC primary
Peter Hubbard defeated Keisha Waites in the Democratic runoff for Georgia Public Service Commission District 3 and will face Republican incumbent Fitz Johnson in November.
Rep. McBath calls for release of education funds on House floor
Georgia Rep. Lucy McBath took to the House floor Tuesday to call on President Donald Trump and the U.S. Department of Education to release $7 billion in withheld federal funding for schools.
Greene, Collins mark anniversary of Trump rally shooting, denounce political violence
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene emphasized the need for a bipartisan stance against politically motivated violence.
Trump administration backs out of plan to publish key climate reports on NASA website
The Trump administration has reversed course on a plan to host major national climate change reports on NASA’s website.
Atlanta mayor selects Courtney English as interim chief of staff
Mayor Andre Dickens has appointed Courtney English as interim chief of staff, following the resignation of Odie Donald earlier this month.
Runoff to decide Democratic nominee for Georgia's Public Service Commission
Voters will head back to the polls today to pick which Democratic candidate will face off against Republican Fitz Johnson for a seat on the Georgia Public Service Commission.
Georgia Secretary of State calls for return of campaign funds linked to Ponzi scheme
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger urges candidates and political committees to return campaign contributions from First Liberty Building & Loan.
Federal funding-freeze could affect Georgia students
The U.S. Department of Education has withheld nearly $7 billion in federal funds meant for public schools. $200 million of that should go to Georgia. Georgia lawmakers said that could hurt students in the state.
Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes Trump's new Ukraine/Russia strategy
Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is again publicly distancing herself from a decision by President Donald Trump.
Democrats preparing for 2028 presidential race in early voting states
The first presidential primary votes won’t be cast for another two and a half years, but three Democratic presidential prospects are campaigning in South Carolina for 10 days this month.
Greene credited as charges dropped in fake COVID-19 card case
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the Department of Justice will drop charges against a Utah doctor accused of running a fake COVID-19 vaccine scheme. Bondi credited Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene with getting the charges dropped.