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Trump’s foreign policy is proving to be unpredictable, muddled and dangerous
Allies cannot plan around President Donald Trump's foreign poliy whiplash. Our adversaries will exploit our uncertainty and incoherence.
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Group targets Republican PSC candidates who voted for Georgia utility hikes
Georgia Conservation Voters Action Fund has launched a $2.2 million campaign targeting GOP incumbents on the Public Service Commission.
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They are Congress’ front-line workers. Now they are doing it for no pay.
Every member of Georgia's delegation team has a team of caseworkers now working without pay as they continue to field constituents' requests for help.
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Some ‘No Kings’ protests may snarl traffic Saturday. Here’s how to get around.
"No Kings" protests are scheduled within metro Atlanta Saturday, and some have the potential to tie up traffic. Here's how to get around some of the larger ones.
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Republicans running for Georgia secretary of state are still split on 2020
Candidates' views on the 2020 election are shaping the race for state’s top election official.
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Georgia has $14.6 billion in reserves. What to do with it?
State lawmakers could reduce taxes or try to cover program expenses passed down from federal cuts.
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Donald Trump not ready to endorse one of Georgia’s GOP Senate contenders
The president says he's following the race "very carefully." He added that it's important for Georgia "to get a real senator."
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U.S. House speaker continues to delay swearing in of Democrat
Usually, newly elected lawmakers go from their special election to the House floor without issue, yet it's been three weeks since Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva won.
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Union leader says ‘egregious’ firings at CDC traumatize workers
The "Politically Georgia" team talks about the firing and rehiring of top-level scientists at Atlanta's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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New Georgia Project shuts down, ending a decade of political influence in state
Founded in 2013, the organization was credited with registering tens of thousands of left-leaning voters who helped turn Georgia into a political battleground.