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Enrollment opens for ACA insurance, with changes in prices and assistance
ACA health insurance signups begin in Georgia with higher costs and fewer navigators.
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Insurance commissioner slams ‘amateur hour’ Congress for health care impasse
Georgia Insurance Commissioner John King expects expiring federal subsidies for Affordable Care Act plans to affect open enrollment for Georgia Access, the state marketplace.
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Sandy Springs mayoral candidates lay out their visions for the city
The Sandy Springs mayoral candidates provide their vision for the city with “Politically Georgia” producer Natalie Mendenhall.
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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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How two obscure races became a referendum on Georgia Power bills
Georgia Power customers have seen bills rise. Now they get to vote for two members on the state regulatory commission for the first time since 2020.
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The bitter battle to become Atlanta City Hall‘s second banana
The council president can be a bully pulpit, but it’s hard to be a bully. Because there’s no real power.
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The rise and fall of the Kamala Harris campaign began in Atlanta
Former Vice President Kamala Harris wrote "107 Days" to reflect on her brief 2024 presidential campaign, but she reveals some hard truths that sabotaged her historic run.
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Volunteers provide food amid uncertainty over SNAP benefits
Advocates for the hungry across metro Atlanta told similar stories this week as the Trump administration prepared to freeze SNAP benefits amid a federal government shutdown.
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Georgia Republicans in Congress weigh in on the shutdown’s effects
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been outspoken during the shutdown and willing to disagree with Republican leaders.
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The most hated people in the latest AJC poll? Congress.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution latest polls show there’s one thing Georgians largely agree on, the very bad job they think Congress is doing.