‘Can the FBI do its job?’ The left wonders

1. James Comey: The F.B.I. Can Do This

From New York Times: "Despite limitations and partisan attacks, the bureau can find out a lot about the Kavanaugh accusations in a week."

2. Can the FBI do its job with Kavanaugh?

From Washington Post: "The hearing taught us a great deal about the character of two people."

3. Kavanaugh polling: FBI on the hot seat

From The Hill: "Given this state of affairs, it's the FBI investigation that has the most promise to settle the debate on whether Kavanaugh should be confirmed

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Senate shuffle: Marjorie Taylor Greene is out and John King is in

The "Politically Georgia" hosts discusses the changing field for Senate.

Appeals court skeptical True the Vote’s voter challenges were not intimidation

An appellate court seemed skeptical that a lower court judge considered attempted voter intimidation when ruling that True the Vote's mass challenges didn't threaten voters.

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New Georgia law shields Roundup maker from some cancer-related lawsuits

The legislation aims to protect Bayer from lawsuits where customers have claimed there were no warnings that the popular weed killer Roundup could cause cancer.

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‘Human composting’ is a thing. It’ll soon be legal in Georgia

Gov. Brian Kemp recently signed a bill legalizing ‘terramation’ as a method for disposing of a deceased person’s body.

‘I have no choice’: Georgia judge resigns amid misconduct investigation

A probate judge in Middle Georgia has abruptly resigned while accused of misusing county funds and having improper discussions about cases, among other things.

‘It’s a mess’: Georgia utility elections restart amid power price hikes and voting rights case

Elections are resuming after years of delays amid a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in Georgia's statewide voting method for the Public Service Commission.