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Marjorie Taylor Greene’s GOP criticism fuels speculation about her future
The Rome Republican has ruled out running for governor or the U.S. Senate next year. But some in the GOP wonder if she might change her mind.
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Georgia Democrats are shifting their stance on Israel, poll finds
One-third of likely Democratic primary voters say supporting Israel is in the U.S. national interest. That's down from 54% two years ago.
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AJC poll shows bipartisan discontent with Trump’s handling of Epstein files
About 90% of Democrats more than one-third of Republicans say they are not satisfied with the disclosures about the accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
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Frustration grows among Georgia Democrats ahead of midterm elections
A new AJC poll shows nearly 25% of likely Democratic voters don't have a favorable view of the party.
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Donald Trump’s endorsement is powerful but limited in Georgia, poll finds
A significant bloc of likely Republican primary voters say Trump's endorsement matters to them. But a majority say it won't sway their decision.
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Jon Ossoff blames Trump as another Georgia hospital shutters some services
A Lavonia hospital is closing its labor and delivery unit today. Ossoff, running for reelection, blames the Trump administration's health care cuts.
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Josh McKoon wants GOP US Senate candidates to stop fighting one another
The Georgia Republican Party chair says the GOP should focus its attention on defeating Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff.
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Rosalynn Carter recast the White House’s East Wing. Now it’s being razed.
Carter was the first to establish an office for the first lady in the East Wing. President Donald Trump is demolishing it to build a ballroom.
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Burt Jones wants to make Grover Norquist’s anti-tax pledge cool again
Jones is the first 2026 candidate for governor to sign the pledge against tax increases. The vow had been a litmus test among the GOP.
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Court sides with Brad Raffensperger in defamation lawsuit
An attorney accused the secretary of state of defaming her in his 2021 book. A federal appeals court ruled what Raffensperger wrote was "substantially true."











