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Political lines blur in Georgia elections as endorsements cross aisle

Political lines blur in Georgia elections as endorsements cross aisle

Two Democrats have now come out in support of Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson, following support by conservatives for Jon Ossoff.
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Who is the youngest senator? 5 things to know about Jon Ossoff

Who is the youngest senator? 5 things to know about Jon Ossoff

Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff has captured national attention through is campaign and jabs at President Trump. Here are five things to know about him.
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Ossoff says he won't run in 2028. Poll shows he could win if he did

Ossoff says he won't run in 2028. Poll shows he could win if he did

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff has said he won't run in 2028, but a new Emerson poll shows he might have a good chance of success if he changes his mind.
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Laken Riley Act Signed into Law, Mandating Detention for Undocumented Immigrants Accused of Certain Crimes

Laken Riley Act Signed into Law, Mandating Detention for Undocumented Immigrants Accused of Certain Crimes

The Laken Riley Act, signed into law by President Trump in January 2025, mandates federal immigration authorities to detain undocumented immigrants accused of specific crimes, including theft. This legislation also grants states the authority to sue the federal government for harm caused to citizens by individuals residing in the country illegally. The bill is named after Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student who was tragically killed in Georgia in 2024 by an undocumented Venezuelan man. The act received bipartisan support, with 12 Senate Democrats and 48 House Democrats voting in favor of its passage. Notably, Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) was among those who voted for the legislation, despite his opponent, Representative Mike Collins (R-GA), later accusing him of not supporting the act.
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Georgia Governor Candidate Rick Jackson's Company Settles Immigrant Nurses' Lawsuit Amid Scrutiny

Georgia Governor Candidate Rick Jackson's Company Settles Immigrant Nurses' Lawsuit Amid Scrutiny

Rick Jackson, a Republican candidate for governor of Georgia, is facing scrutiny after his company, Avant Healthcare Professionals, settled a lawsuit filed by immigrant nurses. Avant, part of Jackson Healthcare business group, recruits nurses from other countries to work in U.S. hospitals. The lawsuit, filed by Latoya Lewis and Lucinda Byron in 2023, alleged that Avant promised better living and working conditions but paid them less than directly hired professionals. The nurses claimed they were bound by multiyear contracts and, upon attempting to resign, were threatened with reports to Immigration and Customs Enforcement while being demanded to pay substantial compensation. The plaintiffs' lawyers argued these practices violated the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and the Fair Labor Standards Act. A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss human trafficking allegations, and the case was transferred to a Florida state court. Avant denied wrongdoing, but on June 22, after Jackson's gubernatorial nominati...
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Georgia sunrise, sunset under permanent Daylight Saving Time

Georgia sunrise, sunset under permanent Daylight Saving Time

Sunrise near 9 a.m.? If permanent Daylight Saving Time becomes law, that's what it would be across Georgia. See the times for sunrise, sunset.
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President Trump's Aide Natalie Harp Gains Prominence Amid Viral Speech

President Trump's Aide Natalie Harp Gains Prominence Amid Viral Speech

Natalie Harp, a long-serving and trusted aide to President Trump, has garnered significant attention after being name-checked in a viral speech by Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff. Harp is known for her loyalty and key responsibilities within President Trump's inner circle, including typing out his Truth Social posts. Her prominent role has brought her into the spotlight, with the BBC's Bernd Debusmann providing insights into her background and how she achieved such an influential position. This renewed focus on Harp highlights the individuals who play critical, often behind-the-scenes, roles in the operations of high-profile political figures. The viral nature of Senator Ossoff's speech has amplified public awareness of Harp's importance to President Trump's communications and daily activities.
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Who's winning Georgia governor race? InsiderAdvantage has new poll

Who's winning Georgia governor race? InsiderAdvantage has new poll

A new InsiderAdvantage poll says the Georgia governor race is tied. How many voters are uncertain between Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms?
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Senator Britt Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Expand Colorectal Cancer Screening Access Amid Rising Cases in Younger Americans

Senator Britt Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Expand Colorectal Cancer Screening Access Amid Rising Cases in Younger Americans

U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Alabama) has introduced the Colorectal Cancer Early Detection Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation aimed at expanding access to early colorectal cancer screenings. Co-sponsored with U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff (D-Georgia), the bill seeks to provide funding to states to help individuals access these crucial screenings. The initiative comes in response to a significant increase in colorectal cancer diagnoses among younger Americans, with the disease now being the leading cause of cancer-related death for those under 50. Despite its aggressive nature, colorectal cancer is highly preventable and treatable when detected early. The legislation would authorize the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to administer competitive, state-level grants. These grants would be used to increase awareness and education regarding colorectal cancer and its early detection in patients younger than 45. Estimates suggest that colo...
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Rick Jackson-Backed Alabama Hospital Exits Bankruptcy with $35 Million Loan from Georgia Gubernatorial Nominee

Rick Jackson-Backed Alabama Hospital Exits Bankruptcy with $35 Million Loan from Georgia Gubernatorial Nominee

Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, Alabama, has reached an agreement to emerge from bankruptcy, a significant development made possible by a $35 million loan from Rick Jackson, Georgia's Republican nominee for governor. Jackson was the hospital's second-largest creditor when it filed for bankruptcy last year, owing nearly $10 million in unpaid bills. The hospital's financial stability was further secured through a legal agreement regarding reimbursement rates with insurance giant Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama. This deal ensures the community hospital, which had warned of imminent closure, will remain operational. Rick Jackson's involvement in keeping the hospital afloat has been a notable aspect of his public profile, particularly given his recent entry into Georgia politics.
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Natalie Harp's brother says she has 'unhealthy obsession' with Trump

Natalie Harp's brother says she has 'unhealthy obsession' with Trump

Preston Harp alleged sister, Trump aide Natalie Harp, has unhealthy infatuation with the president.
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Early 2028 poll shows clear Democratic, GOP leaders

Early 2028 poll shows clear Democratic, GOP leaders

The 2026 midterms aren't until November but that's not stopping early posturing for the 2028 presidential election.