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Mike Collins’ son-in-law said the 19th Amendment should be repealed
Should a Senate candidate answer for the company his family keeps? Rep. Mike Collins’ (R-Jackson) son-in-law is making headlines again—you decide.
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Ossoff blasts Mike Collins after ex-staffer’s KKK and Nazi posts surface
Sen. Jon Ossoff is calling on Mike Collins to publicly answer questions after new Washington Post reporting found a former Collins staffer posted a swastika, racial slurs, “White Power” and an AI image depicting himself in KKK robes. Ossoff also demanded Collins release communications between his office and white supremacist figures, arguing the latest report…
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Veterans criticize VA’s use of AI in mental health services
The VA cut 30,000 jobs in 2025 and imposed staffing caps at every medical center. By January 2026, the average wait time for veterans seeking a new mental health appointment exceeded 35 days. At the same time, the VA has introduced AI tools to track and monitor mental health risk. Retired Air Force Staff Sgt.…
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In Iran, the US is “repeating the costliest mistakes of the post-9/11 era”
During a news conference Monday, Aug. 24, retired Army Sgt. Maj. Sarita Dyer said the United States was stuck in another open-ended conflict in Iran without an endgame or strategy. Follow us for more political videos and news.
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House candidate Shawn Harris slams Trump admin for 660 million lb beef import
Cattle farmer and congressional candidate Shawn Harris (D-GA-14) is speaking out against the Trump administration’s recent decision to import roughly 660 million pounds of beef tariff-free in an effort to offset high grocery prices. Harris, along with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and other cattle farmers, argues that the policy is unlikely to lower prices…
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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…
