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Trump held a rally at a public school. Residents are asking who paid for it
President Donald Trump hosted a political rally at a Cobb County public school in Marietta on July 22. He appeared with and endorsed Republican candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and secretary of state. It is unclear who paid for the event. ✏️: Colleen Hamilton
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Sen. Ossoff slams Hegseth over unsubstantiated Iran war claims
Watch Sen. Jon Ossoff press Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during a Senate hearing over his repeated claims that the Iranian military had been rendered “combat ineffective.”
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25-year-old soldier who lived in Georgia killed in Jordan as the Pentagon resumes war with Iran
At least 17 service members have died since the United States and Israel launched their war against Iran. On Monday, July 20, the Pentagon confirmed that 25-year-old 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, who primarily lived in Georgia, was killed in Jordan. The war is now among the least popular in American history, with 68% of…
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DeKalb residents push back against data center expansion
DeKalb County Commissioner- elect Rev. Keyanna Jones Moore expressed her concern over a proposed data center expansion in her community.
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Sen. Ossoff responds to Trump’s speech about election integrity
Sen. Jon Ossoff responded to President Trump’s recent remarks on election security, saying the upcoming midterm elections are an opportunity for Georgians—and the rest of the country—to deliver a decisive rebuke to the president and deter future administrations from attempting to interfere with free and fair elections.
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Sen. Warnock Says Trump Chose Himself Over Americans Locked Out of the Housing Market
Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock slammed President Donald Trump for refusing to sign a housing bill meant to help working Americans compete with corporate landlords and billionaire investors. Warnock said Trump turned a moment that should have been about people struggling to buy a home into yet another spectacle about himself.
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Former ICE instructor says recruits were taught to violate the Constitution
Former ICE attorney and academy instructor Ryan Schwank says the agency cut roughly 240 hours from its training program as it rushed new officers into the field. Schwank testified that the cuts included lessons on constitutional rights, lawful arrests, firearms and the use of force, along with practical tests meant to show whether recruits could…
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Rep. Hank Johnson highlights how Trump’s war with Iran pushed Spirit Airlines over the edge
As millions of Americans prepare to travel this holiday weekend, Rep. Hank Johnson says there’s a reason airline costs have climbed: soaring jet fuel prices following Trump’s military action against Iran. He argues Spirit Airlines is one of the clearest examples of the impact.
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Georgia Dem chair Charlie Bailey calls Trump an ‘old fool’ obsessed with the 2020 election
“Six years later, and Trump is still obsessed with the fact that he lost.” Georgia Democratic Party Chair Charlie Bailey praised a federal judge’s ruling blocking the Justice Department from subpoenaing the names and contact information of people who worked the 2020 election in Fulton County.
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Sen. Ossoff attacks Trump for spreading election lies and conspiracy theories
Sen. Jon Ossoff sharply criticizes President Trump for falsely claiming Georgia’s elections were illegitimate, spreading election denial conspiracy theories, and pressuring state election officials to “find” votes that did not exist.
