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Sound the alarm, Georgians! A so-called religious liberty bill proposed in the General Assembly has rallied opponents and defenders alike. Today, two faith leaders argue the potential for misuse of new religious freedom laws is already being realized around the country in dangerous and discriminatory ways. A supporter of House Bill 29, however, cites examples of why it’s needed, and why the sky will not fall if it becomes law.

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Georgia could restart regional energy, water reviews for data center proposals

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