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Speed cameras in Ga. school zones raking in money. 100 lawmakers say no more
The automated devices have led to millions of dollars in fines for drivers in the last few years.
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Georgia parents slam Carr’s lawsuit, saying it puts disability services at risk
Georgia joined lawsuit against rule in disability law after after Joe Biden’s administration added “gender dysphoria” to a list of conditions protected from discrimination.
Atlanta crowd jeers Donald Trump and Elon Musk at Presidents Day protest
Hundreds gathered to protest the Trump administration. Much of their ire was directed at Musk, who has been working to shrink the size of government.
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Presidential descendants reflect on Trump, history and the importance of the office
Descendants of U.S. presidents talk about their families, current events and how to celebrate Presidents Day.
Brian Kemp on CDC layoffs: ‘Government can stand a little rightsizing’
While speaking during the Munich Security Conference in Germany, Kemp said the federal government can learn from Georgia's example.
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How cuts to the federal consumer protection agency could affect Georgians
Georgians stand to “lose a lot” if the CFPB is shut down, said Liz Coyle, executive director of the nonprofit consumer advocacy organization Georgia Watch.
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Georgia Republicans advance bills encouraging vaccines
Georgia Republicans are cautiously promoting vaccine education after years of skepticism, as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. takes charge of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Trump’s actions power down some local energy projects in Georgia
Local energy projects worth millions appear to be frozen in Georgia.
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Trump administration denies Kemp’s bid to extend Hurricane Helene aid deadline
The denial follows efforts by other Georgia leaders to press the Trump administration to extend the aid application window.
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Patricia Murphy: Can Marjorie Taylor Greene go mainstream?
Patricia Murphy weighs whether outspoken U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, of Georgia may be toning down her act as she weighs a bid for higher office.