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While most former presidents spend their time writing memoirs, volunteering for charities and quietly working to redefine their legacies, former President Donald J. Trump has settled on a road less…
Georgia beer connoisseurs were left disappointed as Georgia law proved to be a buzzkill once again. Last week, an international brewing company announced the release of a limited-edition…
In a time when polling informs public policy more than ever, it’s important to get it right, but too often, polls can give the wrong impression, which seems to be the case with a recent poll on…
In the fight against the indefatigable COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Brian Kemp has mobilized over 100 members of the Georgia National Guard, deploying them to medical facilities across the state. Once…
A recent 11 Alive investigative report seemed to express shock that the government disproportionately regulates various industries. “Hair stylists require 37 times more training than 911…
Despite some progress, the United States finds itself in a familiar place: in the throes of yet another COVID-19 wave, which is ravaging many of the usual communities, including those in correctional…
Plenty of newspaper space has been dedicated to what the future holds for the Republican Party—especially here in Georgia. While long considered an impenetrable GOP bastion, the Peach State’s…
Efforts Underway in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, Despite Audits by Election Officials Finding No Evidence of Widespread Fraud
The Brennan Center for Justice, Protect…
This is a joint report by the Brennan Center for Justice, Protect Democracy and the R Street Institute.
Introduction
More than seven months after Arizona officials certified the 2020…
With the Fourth of July just days away and COVID-19 cases in decline, Georgians are gearing up for jubilant celebrations. Many are preparing for public fireworks displays, cook outs and parades. And…