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Georgia contributors chipped in $5.2 million to pay for Trump inauguration
Georgia corporate titans, including Delta Air Lines and Coca-Cola, contributed millions of dollars to President Trump’s inauguration campaign, newly disclosed records show.
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David Perdue confirmed as ambassador to China with bipartisan support
Former Georgia U.S. Sen. David Perdue was confirmed as ambassador to China with a bipartisan vote.
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Atlanta man abducted by Taliban was reportedly beaten, told to renounce faith
Atlanta Catholic George Glezmann said the Taliban constantly tried to get him to convert to Islam through physical abuse and promises of freedom during his 2-year detainment.
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100 days in, Donald Trump’s Georgia allies couldn’t be happier
Kelly Loeffler and other Trump supporters marked the president's first 100 days in office by visiting a manufacturing plant in Suwanee on Monday.
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Metro Atlanta congressional challenger: ‘You can’t outwork me’
Democrat Everton Blair says he would bring a new generation of leadership to Congress.
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Georgia Republicans in Congress stick with Trump and his policies
President Donald Trump's approval rating is dipping in several polls, but Georgia's Republican congressional delegation remains loyal.
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DOJ pulls support for transgender Georgia prisoner
The U.S. Department of Justice has withdrawn its support for a transgender Georgia prisoner to receive state-funded gender-affirming surgery.
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Georgia bill tracker: What will Gov. Brian Kemp sign
From tax cuts to social media restrictions, track the noteworthy bills Georgia lawmakers are discussing and see how close they are to passing.
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Kemp signs bill banning transgender girls, women from playing on female sports teams
The bill was sponsored by state Sen. Greg Dolezal, a Republican from Cumming.
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Kemp signs school safety bill inspired by Apalachee shooting
Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law House Bill 268,which would require public schools to assess threats made by students and provide them mental health support.