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Georgia Power under scrutiny over secret details of massive Open AI deal
Georgia Power says OpenAI will pay for its own infrastructure and energy costs related to a $20 billion data center planned in Savannah. But not everyone is convinced that residential customers won’t be stuck with the bill. Now, the Georgia Public Service Commission is considering rejecting the utility company’s contract with OpenAI. Follow us for…
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Sen. Ossoff wants to ban insurance companies from denying care
Sen. Jon Ossoff is urging Georgians to share their experiences with insurance companies denying or delaying care for them or their loved ones. He says he wants to use those stories to push for legislation that would ban insurers from engaging in such practices. Georgians can submit their experiences at ossoff.senate.gov/healthstory.
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President Trump is using our brave soldiers as pawns in his ‘ill-gotten war’
During a news conference this week outside the Department of Veterans Affairs in Decatur, Ed Anderson, a retired Air Force staff sergeant and former DeKalb County educator, spoke out against President Donald Trump’s ongoing war in Iran.
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Watch this Wheeler High student put Cobb officials on the spot over book bans
A Wheeler High School student pushed back on Cobb County leaders over book bans and what they called the politicization of their school. Their message was blunt: shielding students from uncomfortable ideas isn’t protection. It takes away the very moments that force young people to think, question and grow.
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Flock says new features will improve privacy. Critics say they’re just PR spin
Flock Safety, an Atlanta-based company providing license plate readers nationwide, has announced it has changed its own rules in response to growing concerns about privacy and police misuse of surveillance tech. Critics say the changes aren’t close to being enough to allay those worries. Good changes or just PR spin? Let us know in the…
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Georgia governor candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms tell Rick Jackson: “Stay away from my family”
Former Atlanta Mayor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms says Rick Jackson has been spreading false claims about her husband — and she confronted him directly over it. Bottoms said she’s prepared to debate her record and her campaign, but accused Jackson of dragging her family into misleading attacks.
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Marietta residents say City Council shut them out – then approved the data center anyway
Some Marietta residents say they signed up to speak and were told the council had “heard enough,” while the developer was given far more time to make his case. The project still moved forward, leaving opponents accusing city leaders of listening to the billionaire-backed developer over the people who live there.
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Georgia leaders worry new federal Medicaid rules could put state’s healthcare program in jeopardy
Georgia leaders are asking the Trump administration for more Medicaid money—and if they don’t get it, state officials say a major healthcare program could be in trouble. Should the state expand Medicaid, like most other states have done?
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Rep. Dr. Michelle Au says Rick Jackson is profiting off Georgians health care needs
Georgia Democratic Rep. Dr. Michelle Au issued a sharp critique of GOP gubernatorial nominee and health care company CEO Rick Jackson, accusing him of putting profits ahead of Georgians’ access to quality health care and accusing him of benefiting financially from the state’s health care system.
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Members of Congress toured an ICE facility in Georgia. What they saw horrified them
After a visit to the ICE Stewart Detention Facility in Lumpkin, Ga., this week, lawmakers expressed serious concerns over the conditions of people detained inside. Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.), who led one delegation, said the facility needs to be shut down. Stewart is known as the deadliest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility. Follow…
