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Documents, emails examined by the AJC suggest coordination between GOP group and PAC, as state regulators allege $220K in unreported political spending tied to First Liberty.

The “Politically Georgia” team analyzes top headlines.

The wheels of government are griding to a halt as Republicans and Democrats in Congress let a Sept. 30 deadline go by without passing a funding bill.

As an unprecedented federal immigration raid descended on Georgia’s most prized economic project, Gov. Brian Kemp and his staff scrambled to get a handle on the crisis.

The shutdown comes about a year ahead of the pivotal 2026 midterms. It's already becoming a flashpoint in Georgia's 2026 Senate race.

Fowler’s career is the subject of a new book, “Wyche Fowler: A Political Life in Georgia, Washington, and Abroad.” It's proof that not so long ago, Congress did function.

After re-votes on government funding proposals failed in the U.S. Senate, the federal government has shut down.

City's first-term mayor eyes TAD funds to tackle racial disparities as Atlanta grows, but he’ll need buy-in from the City Council, Fulton County and Atlanta Public Schools.

Georgia will receive just over $531 million in federal funding to help Peach State producers rebound from Hurricane Helene.

Georgia's ports experienced a bounce back in shipping traffic in August as the effects of a slowdown tied to tariffs eased. Container volumes were the third-highest on record.