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Candidate Keisha Sean Waites grills Georgia’s insurance chief over denied claims
Democratic insurance commissioner candidate Keisha Sean Waites used Georgia’s statewide debate to go after Republican incumbent John King’s record, arguing that too many Georgians have felt “left behind and ignored” when dealing with insurance denials and delays. Waites also questioned King’s decision to return to the race for insurance commissioner after ending his 2025 U.S.…
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Georgians turn their backs on CEO as he outlines potential data center project benefits
During public comment at the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 13, the CEO of Shadowbox Studios, which has proposed a data center project in DeKalb County, outlined how the development could benefit the community economically. Residents turned their backs on the CEO as he spoke.
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‘California would never allow a data center of this magnitude to be built.’
During public comment at the DeKalb Board of Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, October 13th, resident Tiffany Felix spoke out against a proposed one million square foot data center in DeKalb County. Felix is originally from California, and said her home state would never alloq a development of this scale.
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Some Georgia election board members were ‘unaware’ of DOJ request ahead of midterms
Georgia’s election board wants DOJ intervention ahead of the midterms, but new reporting reveals not every member was aware of this move.
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Georgia trucker who voted for Trump 3 times says Trump ‘sold us’ – now he’s backing Ossoff
A Georgia truck driver who says he voted for Donald Trump three times is now featured in a Jon Ossoff campaign ad — and says rising costs have changed how he feels about the president. He says he spends as much as $80,000 to $100,000 a year on diesel and has watched fuel costs climb,…
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Nearly two years after Trump took office, the CDC has lost a third of its staff
A troubling new report shows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has lost about a third of its workforce since President Donald Trump’s return to office. Multiple divisions have been impacted by layoffs, but that isn’t the only factor. Did we leave ourselves vulnerable?
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Jon Ossoff grills Mike Collins over ongoing House ethics review during Georgia debate
Sen. Jon Ossoff zeroed in on an ethics review hanging over Republican challenger Rep. Mike Collins — and pressed him over why he declined to testify. The House’s independent congressional conduct office found “substantial reason to believe” Collins may have improperly used congressional resources and retained an employee who did not perform work matching their…
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In Senate debate, candidates trade personal attacks while offering few policies for Georgians
Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) and Rep. Mike Collins (R-Jackson) traded personal attacks and sparred over rural health care in their first debate in Georgia’s US Senate race. Round two is Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 8 p.m. on GPB, the same day early voting begins. What was your takeaway from the debate? Let us know in…
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Gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms talks plans for Georgia if elected
Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia Keisha Lance Bottoms appeared on MS NOW following her debate with Republican opponent Rick Jackson, saying she felt good about the debate and that her plan is to move the state forward if elected. She also acknowledged Georgians’ concerns about AI, Flock cameras, data centers and healthcare.
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The ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ could costs thousands of Georgians their health insurance
At least 2,200 immigrants living in Georgia with legal status could lose their Medicaid coverage as soon as this month. According to a recent state report, that number could eventually grow to around 5,000 people. Here’s why. Follow us for ongoing updates and coverage on Georgia healthcare policy.
