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Georgia business owners' relief was short-lived after a trade court nixed many Trump administration tariffs but an appeals court reinstated them.

Gov. Kemp and Georgia senator hopefuls Buddy Carter and John King have embraced the budget bill, leaving Sen. Ossoff, other Democrats trying to stop, or at least soften, it

Eight months after Hurricane Helene, farmers and cities in financial ruin are still recovering from one of the most expensive tropical storms in decades.

The Georgia congressman told constituents during a town hall that while peaceful protests are limited, they do work. They just take time.

After years of talk, there is little sign that Congress is suddenly going to approve such an ethics plan.

‘There are good people we don’t want to get rid of,’ state Rep. Kasey Carpenter tells hosts of ‘Politically Georgia.’

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger disqualified Democratic Public Service Commission candidate Daniel Blackman from running for the District 3 seat on the board.

Republicans in Congress want to cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps, by $300 billion, which would affect 700,000 families in Georgia.

A GOP-backed tax bill passed by the House on Friday aims to roll back federal clean energy incentives — a move critics warn could jeopardize EV and battery investments.

A unanimous ruling by the Georgia Supreme Court upholds a state law prohibiting people under 21 years old from carrying handguns in public.