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‘What absolute clowns’: Ossoff blasts senior Trump administration officials over group chat
While Republicans downplayed the incident, Georgia Sens. Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock blasted the news that a journalist was included on a group chat with Trump officials.
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Georgia ports book record trade, brace for slowdown as April tariffs loom
The Georgia Ports Authority's business has remained robust through March. But more tariffs that Trump has threatened to introduce in April could dent record trade.
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$220M in appliance rebates for Georgians were frozen. Funds are flowing again
Hundreds of millions of federal dollars meant to help Georgians make their homes more energy efficient have begun to flow through the state.
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The fallout from one of Brian Kemp’s top legislative priorities
Plus, Greg Bluestein and Patricia Murphy talk to Ginny Lim, who went viral for confronting U.S. Rep. Rich McCormick at a town hall.
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Roy Barnes assails Georgia’s trial lawyers for ‘failed’ political strategy
The former Democratic governor said the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association should have done more to stop Gov. Brian Kemp's litigation overhaul.
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Georgia’s the last holdout on cockfighting. A new law could make it a felony
Because Georgia does not have a specific law against cockfighting, investigators say visitors are coming to the Peach State to participate.
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Kemp’s legal overhaul in Georgia sparks primary threats, political reprisals and a firing
The governor muscled his measure to limit lawsuits and bring down jury awards through the General Assembly last week after a yearslong fight.
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Congress investigates group founded by Stacey Abrams
A congressional committee has requested the board’s file on the New Georgia Project as it investigates possible foreign influence on American elections.
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Georgia is planning one of the largest cancellations of voter registrations in U.S. history
About 455,000 inactive Georgia voter registrations are scheduled for cancellation this summer. It will be the largest removal since Georgia set a national record in 2017.
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GOP lawmaker loses job hours after he opposed Brian Kemp’s priority bill
State Rep. Vance Smith lost his job as CEO of the Harris County Chamber of Commerce. The board chair said it was "obvious" they had different visions.