Videos
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What the SCOTUS Ruling on Mail-In Ballots Means for Georgia Voters
The Supreme Court just handed down a decision with major implications for voters across the country. But what does the ruling on mail-in ballots mean for Georgia voters?
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He Used Taxpayer Money to Make Ads About Himself
Congressman Mike Collins is in hot water—again—for potentially misusing taxpayer funds.
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Sen. Jon Ossoff accuses Trump of putting corruption over Georgians
Health care cuts. Billions for an overseas project. Senator Jon Ossoff says those are the Trump administration’s latest priorities.
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Recent stat claims half of Georgians can’t afford basic necessities while Rick Jackson flies private
“There is no way this man understands what everyday Georgians are going through.” The Democratic Party of Georgia took to social media to criticize GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson for use of his private jet. The billionaire healthcare entrepreneur reportedly also frequently utilizes his own helicopter.
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With redistricting on hold, Georgia NAACP keeps pressure on state leaders
“The South got something to say.” Three decades after Andre 3000’s iconic Source Awards speech, the Georgia NAACP is giving the phrase a powerful new meaning. The fight against gerrymandering and the dilution of Black voting power is far from over.
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Fayette county residents asked to give up land for data center expansion project
Georgia Power is asking Fayette County homeowners to give up space in their backyards to make way for data center infrastructure. Many residents say the cost outweighs the benefit.
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Georgia’s special session is over. Here’s what changed.
Georgia’s special legislative session wrapped with new election measures heading to the governor. Not all lawmakers left the special session happy. Here’s what changed—and what it could mean for future elections in the state.
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Her daughter was brain dead. Georgia forced the pregnancy to continue
Senate Democrats hosted a news conference marking four years since Roe v. Wade was overturned. At the event, April Newkirk shared the story of her daughter, Adriana Smith, a Georgia nurse who was declared brain dead while pregnant. Newkirk said her family was told Adriana had to remain on life support because of the pregnancy,…
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Atlanta City Council Member Kelsea Bond Says Budget Process Shut People Out
Atlanta City Council member Kelsea Bond voted against the city’s budget, saying lawmakers were rushed through an “undemocratic” process with limited time, vague numbers and key documents delivered the morning of the vote. Bond also blasted a budget that sends more than a third of city spending toward policing and related costs while cutting planning,…
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‘The South Deserves Better. Black People Deserve Better.’
Environmental justice advocate KeShaun Pearson, executive director of Memphis Community Against Pollution, addressed the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday. He called out the billionaire tech oligarchs he says are attempting to crush the South’s future.
