The Road to November: Panel discuss the latest developments in the U.S. Senate race
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Herschel Walker's commanding lead continues in the polls in the race for the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate. The panelists discuss the latest developments in the race ahead of the upcoming primary election.

The Road to November: Newt Gingrich switches endorsement in Georgia congressional race
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U.S. Congressional candidate Vernon Jones touted an endorsement from former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. However, hours after video was released with Gingrich saying he supported Jones, the former congressman tweeted his endorsement of Mike Collins for Georgia's 10th congressional district.

The Road to November: The latest in the race for Georgia governor, secretary of state
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Gov. Kemp maintains a double digit lead over former Sen. Perdue in the latest polls. Meanwhile, an Emerson College and The Hill poll shows Brad Raffensperger with a 3 point lead over Rep. Jody Hice in the race for secretary of state.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tests positive for COVID-19

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has tested positive for COVID-19, her deputy chief of staff Drew Hammill tweeted Thursday.

Bill to reexamine Georgia Medical Marijuana bids fails in State Senate

A last minute attempt to review the controversial awarding of medical marijuana licenses and to get the medicinal product to patients by June died in the Georgia Senate last night.

California city to give universal income to transgender, nonbinary residents regardless of earnings

Transgender residents in one California city are eligible to receive a universal basic income of up to $900 per month solely for identifying as transgender or nonbinary — no strings attached.

Stacey Abrams reaches millionaire status before 2nd campaign for governor

When Democrat Stacey Abrams first ran for Georgia governor in 2018, she had a hefty bill from the IRS and a net worth of $109,000. In her second bid, she's worth nearly 30 times that.

Here's what passed and failed in Georgia's 2022 legislative session

Georgia lawmakers delivered a tax cut, banned teaching on "divisive concepts" in schools, rejected expanding gambling in the state, and more on the final day of the 2022 session at the Capitol.

Georgia lawmakers pass transgender sports ban decision to state athletic association

In the last minutes of the 2022 legislative session, Georgia Republicans passed an amendment allowing the state's main athletic association to ban transgender girls from playing sports - a move that angered Democrats.

Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court nomination vote expected this week

Republican Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney say they will vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s historic nomination to the Supreme Court, giving President Joe Biden’s nominee a new burst of bipartisan energy as she seeks to become the first Black woman on the high court.

Senate to vote on Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court nomination this week

The Senate Judiciary Committee plans to take up Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court nomination vote, overcoming a key hurdle in the drive to confirmation this week.

Kemp signs sweeping mental health bill into law

The bill requires publicly funded insurance programs to spend more on patient care and authorizes loan forgiveness for people studying to become mental health professionals.

Lawmakers agree on Georgia budget with big funding boosts

The budget with boosts in spending for K-12 education, universities, mental health and public safety, reaping the rewards of a big increase in state revenue as Gov. Brian Kemp and legislators seek reelection this year.

Tax cut, voting, abortion loom on final day of Georgia legislative session

The clock is ticking for Georgia lawmakers trying to get bills passed on an income tax cut, voting changes, new abortion rules, and more on the final day of the 2022 Georgia legislative session.

Georgia Senate seeks gradual tax cut, ditches film tax limit

Georgia senators are favoring a more gradual income tax cut that would start smaller than one proposed by the House, but eventually could be twice as big.

Disney Co. vs. Gov. DeSantis: Florida governor threatens Reedy Creek Act after 'Don't Say Gay' bill critiques

When you look at the Disney signs outside of Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, you may think of Mickey Mouse and fun times with family for friends at one of the resort's four theme parks, but experts say it's more like a very large company that has its own town.