White House blocking Fauci testimony in coronavirus hearing, panel spokesman says

A spokesman for a key House panel said Friday that the White House has blocked Dr. Anthony Fauci from testifying next week at a hearing on the coronavirus outbreak.

Absentee ballot requests for Georgia primary reach 1 million

More than a million voters have requested a mail-in ballot to vote in Georgia’s primary elections in June, an enormous increase driven by the coronavirus outbreak.

Georgia Senate signals June likely for legislative restart

Leaders of the Georgia General Assembly are signaling that lawmakers won’t return to the Capitol until June, despite Republican Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan continuing to say he would like to resume work in May.

New White House press secretary McEnany holds 1st briefing

McEnany, who joined the White House last month, took the stage behind a podium that had quite literally been collecting cobwebs before the president began the practice of holding his own daily briefings due to the coronavirus, according to the Associated Press.

Political ads return to TV ahead of June primary

In what has become the most unusual election cycle ever, some Democrats have started running television ads ahead of next month's primary.

Kemp focuses on COVID-19 testing, social distancing as Georgia restaurants open

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said he is calling on all Georgians to continue doing what they can to protect the state's most vulnerable populations as businesses start to reopen.

Transcript: Gov. Brian Kemp's briefing on COVID-19 for Monday, April 27, 2020

Governor Brian P. Kemp along with Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Kathleen Toomey, Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency Director Homer Bryson, and Georgia National Guard Adjutant General Tom Carden held a press conference on April 27, 2020 as the state reopens restaurants for dine-in customers again.

Georgia Democrat who endorsed Trump not quitting after all

A Democratic Georgia lawmaker who recently endorsed President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he is no longer planning to resign and will instead serve the remainder of his term.

Loeffler campaign hosts tele-townhall on coronavirus

U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler's campaign hosted a "tele-townhall" with Governor Brian Kemp Wednesday afternoon to update Georgians on the ongoing state and federal response to COVID-19.

Georgia Democratic lawmaker resigning after endorsing Trump

State Rep. Vernon Jones said he was "sick and tired of me and my family being attacked and harassed by the Democratic Party."

Biden says he’d make Michelle Obama his running mate 'in a heartbeat'

Joe Biden said he’d choose Michelle Obama to be his running mate if she expressed interest, though he also downplayed the idea — saying he doubts the former first lady wants to live anywhere near the White House again.

EXCLUSIVE: Georgians stuck abroad demand more aid from State Dept.; Loeffler weighs in on latest efforts

But Americans still quarantined internationally fear they've fallen off the U.S. government's radar, as many repatriation flights shift from the State Department's control to commercial airline's.

5 sign up for race to succeed late Georgia Sen. Jack Hill

Five candidates in southeast Georgia have signed up for a special election for the seat of the late state Sen. Jack Hill.

Georgia election board approves ballot drop boxes for June

Georgia’s state election board on Wednesday approved a new rule allowing counties to establish absentee ballot drop boxes for the state’s June primary elections amid the coronavirus pandemic.

National super PAC backs Collins in Georgia Senate race

A national political fundraising committee endorsed Rep. Doug Collins’ bid Wednesday to unseat his fellow Georgia Republican, Sen. Kelly Loeffler, in a November special election.

Kemp suspends Georgia's anti-mask law during coronavirus pandemic

Gov. Brian Kemp has suspended Georgia's anti-mask law after concerns that it could have negative consequences during the pandemic.

Atlanta public corruption trial put on hold because of coronavirus

The trial of Atlanta political operative Mitzi Bickers, which was originally set for Monday, is delayed due to COVID19 virus.