Georgia
Can Democrats Take the Senate in 2026?
As midterm elections loom, a major political forecaster is shifting its predictions in four Senate races to be more favorable for Democrats. While it is an uphill climb for Democrats to take back the upper chamber, changing…
Georgia Official Charged With COVID-19 Fraud Runs for State Senate
A suspended member of the Georgia House of Representatives announced she will run for the state Senate despite being charged by the U.S. Department of Justice with COVID-19 unemployment fraud, while two of her former…
Atlanta Puts a Hefty Price Tag on Muslim Activists’ Pay Records
THE CENTER SQUARE—In the last year of the Biden administration, millions of dollars flowed from the city of Atlanta to nonprofits so they could aid migrants pouring through U.S. borders. A quarter-million dollars went to a…
Brickbat: Mail Money
Two former U.S. Postal Service clerks in Atlanta admitted in federal court to stealing from people's mail. Between May 2023 and February 2024, Daniqua Clark took items like cash and gift cards from the mail, both by…
Feds Allege Multistate Plot to Smuggle Advanced AI Chips to China
Federal charges over an alleged conspiracy to smuggle advanced artificial intelligence technology to China have sparked bipartisan concern. Federal prosecutors announced charges against one Chinese national and two Americans…
As Prices Soar, Trump Administration Offers $26.5 Billion Loan
As higher energy prices ripple through the U.S. economy, the Trump administration is betting—and American voters are hoping—that domestic power investment can blunt the impact. To that end, amid the current global energy…
Mainstream media defends the killing of viable babies with abortion pills
(LifeSiteNews) — As America’s new underground abortion pill black market expands, fueled by activists mailing the pills from abortion states into pro-life states, horror stories are hitting the headlines. Women are taking…
Lawmakers Share March Madness Brackets
As if Capitol Hill needed any more madness, the NCAA backetball tournament is upon us. While lawmakers consider the SAVE America Act, seek an end to the Department of Homeland Security shut down, and consider more war…
Georgia Election Official Asks What Happened Before the FBI Raid
Officials from Fulton County, Georgia, wanted to quash a subpoena from the Georgia State Board of Elections because providing “approximately 750 boxes” of material would be too burdensome. Yet, when the FBI came knocking in…
Brickbat: Other People’s Money
The city council in College Park, Georgia, is investigating after $3,000 in taxpayer money was used to help pay for a private funeral for a city custodian's son. The custodian first asked a council member for help, who…
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