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Julian Bond was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives at the age of 25. As a Black man in 1965, he was not allowed to take the oath.

An Atlanta-area nonprofit was among many told this week that its federal grant funding for mental health programs had been cut off, before the decision was reversed.

Democrats are hoping concerns over a $21 billion data center near Forsyth could help flip a Republican-held seat in the Georgia General Assembly.

The governor's proposal to spend $325 million boosting a scholarship program for financially needy families comes after years of Democratic lobbying.

Connie Rogers, who resigned in December, says she repeatedly was pressured to fire members of her staff over politics "without legitimate cause, documentation or due process."

Georgia senators should be focused on issues like affordability for residents, not engaging in political theater to pressure and embarrass the Secretary of State's Office.

Trading combat for caution, the governor’s final State of the State address reflects on his record — and warns about what could come next.

A bipartisan plan that would extend health insurance subsidies has hit a roadblock in the U.S. Senate.

Sally Quillian Yates, famous for her rebuke of the president, is backing Democrat Jason Esteves. Turning Point Action favors Republican Burt Jones.

The high cost of living is no "Democrat hoax," as President Trump called it, as both parties in Georgia say they will be focusing on the "A-word" during the session.