Politically Georgia

Raphael Warnock told the New York Times that he wondered if the faith often expressed by Republicans in Congress is "more performative than substantive."

The Democratic nominee for governor is launching two new ads that aim to capitalize on the ongoing turf war between Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and billionaire Rick Jackson.

Georgia legislative leaders sent a letter Sunday to MARTA chief executive Jonathan Hunt demanding details on how the agency is protecting riders.

U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde is drafting impeachment articles against an Atlanta-based federal judge allegedly reprimanded by a judicial conduct panel.

The Republican governor has not endorsed anyone in the GOP primary to replace him. But a new ad from Rick Jackson makes it seem like he has.

Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, a Republican candidate for governor, pledged that if elected he would deploy Georgia State Patrol troopers to MARTA when needed to keep people safe.

Keisha Lance Bottoms is seizing on Gov. Brian Kemp’s decision to let Georgia’s gas tax suspension expire, framing the move as a pocketbook test for her Republican rivals.

While Republicans scrap for their party’s nominations through runoff debates and fresh infighting, Georgia Democrats are trying to make the most of their head start.

Another day, another controversy swirling around the people Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Collins has put in positions of power.

Lt. Gov. Burt Jones will have the debate stage Monday all to himself after billionaire healthcare executive Rick Jackson declined the invitation, citing a scheduling conflict.