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Bill Maher says AOC shouldn't be Democratic nominee in 2028 despite recent hype April 19, 2025
HBO's Bill Maher cautioned Democrats from backing Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as their party's nominee in 2028 as the"Squad" member has been holding rallies around the country.
Mother of Rachel Morin, killed by illegal migrant, answers whether she'd talk to Sen. Chris Van Hollen April 19, 2025
Patty Morin, the mother of Rachel Morin, decried Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., for visiting Kilmar Abrego Garcia in El Salvador on "The Ingraham Angle."
Aggressive sea lion attacks beachgoers in Southern California, video shows April 19, 2025
A sea lion infected by a toxic algae bloom became aggressive at a Southern California beach this week, chasing surfers out of the water.
Franklin Graham shares hope message in exclusive interview on Easter special: 'God hasn’t forgotten them' April 19, 2025
Rev. Franklin Graham shared an inside look into Easter from the Ashes with Fox News Digital, sharing stories of survival, loss and faith — pointing to the hope found in Jesus Christ.
JK Rowling does victory lap following UK Supreme Court ruling that trans women aren't legally women April 19, 2025
Author JK Rowling is celebrating the UK Supreme Court's ruling that transgender women aren't legally women in celebratory posts on X, saying, “I love it when a plan comes together."

Georgia law offers homeowners a big tax break, but most probably won’t get much, if any, of it
ATLANTA – Across Georgia last November, voters heartily threw their support behind an amendment to the state constitution that sought to slow the escalation of property taxes. Two out of three voters favored Constitutional Amendment 1, which allowed communities to decide whether the annual rise in their property tax values should be linked to the […]
State awards five workforce housing grants
ATLANTA – Three cities and two local economic development authorities will receive more than $11 million in grants to help finance infrastructure improvements needed to service new housing. The latest grant recipients through the state’s Rural Workforce Housing Initiative include the cities of Cairo, Hagan, and Swainsboro, the Douglas Coffee County Industrial Authority, and the […]
Federal judge considers order to protect foreign college students whose immigration status was revoked
ATLANTA – A federal judge in Atlanta is weighing whether to order the government to restore the immigration status of 133 current or former college students, 26 of them in Georgia, who recently received word that it had been revoked. Judge Victoria M. Calvert of the Northern District of Georgia said she would issue a […]
House Speaker Burns forms three study committees
ATLANTA – Georgia lawmakers will be focusing this summer and fall on some unfinished business left over from this year’s General Assembly session. House Speaker Jon Burns Thursday announced the creation of three “blue-ribbon” study committees that will consider further reforms to Georgia’s election procedures and examine the state’s hemp policies and insurance rates. “During […]
Georgia 400/I-285 interchange moving down bottleneck rankings
ATLANTA – The recently completed multi-year overhaul of Georgia 400 at Interstate 285 is starting to pay off. The heavily trafficked interchange has moved down the American Transportation Research Institute’s rankings from the nation’s ninth-worst freight traffic bottleneck to 29th, Georgia Commissioner of Transportation Russell McMurry told members of the State Transportation Board Thursday. Peak-hour […]
Georgia unemployment remains flat in March
ATLANTA – Georgia’s unemployment rate held steady at 3.6% last month, six-tenths of a percentage point lower than the national rate. The number of jobs rose by 6,900 in March to 4.98 million. “Georgia’s job market is full of opportunity, with nearly 5 million jobs and three openings for every Georgian,” said state Commissioner of […]
Sapelo Island conservation at stake in lawsuit over zoning
ATLANTA – The Georgia Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in cases that could decide in the near term whether large waterfront houses can be built on a sleepy island while in the long term reverberating far from the coast. The dispute is over the preservation of the Gullah-Geechee way of life lived in small […]
University system sets spring enrollment record
ATLANTA – Student enrollment at Georgia’s public colleges and universities reached 345,823 this semester, an all-time record for the spring, the University System of Georgia’s vice chancellor of research and policy analysis reported Wednesday. The spring enrollment numbers at the system’s 26 institutions increased for the second year in a row after declining in 2022 […]
Authorities seize an amount of fentanyl that could kill every Georgian twice
ATLANTA – Federal law enforcement officials announced a major drug bust Tuesday, seizing more than 100 pounds of fentanyl and arresting 22. The takedown involved two Mexican drug cartels, but two kingpins remain on the loose. The federal government has issued a cumulative $8 million reward for information leading to the capture of Johnny Hurtado […]
University system holding the line on tuition
ATLANTA – For the seventh time in the last 10 years, the University System of Georgia (USG) Board of Regents voted Tuesday to hold the line on tuition for in-state students. Since 2016, tuition at the state’s 26 public colleges and universities has increased by less than 1% per year, Tracey Cook, the system’s chief […]