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Georgia lawmakers form Flock Safety task force as questions about oversight grow
After widespread concerns about privacy and oversight, Georgia lawmakers have moved to form a Flock Safety task force to crack down on misuse of license plate readers. Critics are questioning whether that’s enough, while some residents and protestors say the only solution is to rip the cameras out completely. What’s your take?
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Rep. Sanchez demands answers on data centers in Georgia
Representative Gabriel Sanchez (D-42) spoke at a Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) committee hearing about the data centers being built across Georgia, making the state one of the leaders in total data centers this year. Sanchez says he has major concerns about how data centers could increase power rates, especially after last year’s PSC-approved increases…
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Rick Jackson promised to stop state contracts if elected. Why did he just sign one extending into 2027?
In March, Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson pledged to cancel contracts with the state of Georgia if elected. So, why do state records show the recent renewal of one through the end of next June? Follow us for more on the governor’s race.
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Collins’ abortion position depends on who’s watching
As Rep. Mike Collins (R) runs for US Senate against Sen. Jon Ossoff (D), Collins’ record on abortion is in the spotlight, and now his stance is shifting. Collins once said he supported banning abortion with no exceptions. However, his campaign points to his more recent comments embracing Georgia’s “heartbeat law,” which includes exceptions under…
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Voter say the Epstein files are still a top midterm issue
A new poll from Courier and Reckoning Action has found that the full release of the Epstein files remains a top issue for voters heading into the 2026 midterm elections. Head to the link to learn more. https://couriernewsroom.com/news/epstein-midterms-poll/
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Ross exposes booming business for private ICE prison giant CoreCivic
North Carolina Rep. Deborah Ross questioned the use of taxpayer dollars to house immigrants in privately operated detention centers. She says the government can pay $150 to $200 per detainee per day while companies like CoreCivic profit from the system. Ross pointed to an August oversight visit she made with other members of Congress to…
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Ossoff torches Mike Collins: ‘A known bigot’ unfit for office
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff went after Republican Rep. Mike Collins by rattling off a list of conservatives and Georgia Republicans who have criticized him, refused to endorse him or questioned his fitness for office. Ossoff cited Gov. Brian Kemp, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, conservative radio host Shelley Wynter, Erick Erickson and Tea Party figures…
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Georgia’s first openly gay congressman, Everton Blair, sworn in
Everton Blair, the first Black openly gay member of Congress from the South, has officially been sworn in to represent Georgia’s 13th Congressional District. In a speech during his swearing-in, Blair promised to prioritize making life more affordable for Georgians and to uplift the voices of Black Americans in his district.
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The $10,000 question behind a ‘bipartisan’ endorsement
Democrats for a Republican governor? There’s a $10K wrinkle. What do you think: coalition seed money or pay-for-play?
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Gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms calls for a pause on data centers
In an interview with Chuck Williams of WRBL News 3, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms called for a pause on new data center construction, citing concerns over utility costs and environmental damage. Bottoms also sharply criticized her opponent, Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson, for investing in and supporting data centers.
