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In Reality There Is Magic In The Books We Read, As The GOP Attempts To Ban Books -- Commentary
I love curling up with a good book. Cup of tea in one hand, balancing the book in the other. Time flies as I am transported away.
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I love curling up with a good book. Cup of tea in one hand, balancing the book in the other. Time flies as I am transported away.
U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock announced a plan to lower drug costs for seniors -- his latest efforts to revive provisions of a stalled bill.
State lawmakers will boost funding for services for people with disabilities in next year's budget, though thousands will stay on wait-list.
A once-controversial bill seeking to protect parents from being removed from local school board meetings sailed through a House committee.
Supporters of a sweeping mental health bill are defending the proposal after it was met with spirited opposition in the Senate this week.
A bipartisan group of Georgia lawmakers is working to get a bill across the Legislature's finish line that would remove barriers.
A pair of proposals designed to help curb maternal deaths in Georgia easily cleared a House panel Tuesday.
District attorneys, a criminal defense lawyers' group, and civil rights advocates Monday warned on the bill's dangers, the report states.
Democratic Representative Becky Evans said she is very concerned if there would be no mandate to require, as they "help keep schools open."
House Speaker David Ralston's sweeping mental health bill is picking up loud opposition in the Senate.
A plan to temporarily suspend Georgia's motor fuel tax in the wake of sky-high gasoline prices was made official Friday afternoon.
There's a battle raging in Georgia between turkeys and raccoons, lawmakers say. They're stepping in on the side of the "gobblers."
A Georgia Senate panel could take up as early as Monday a sweeping voting bill that's raising alarms over concerns to its provisions.
Broad consensus is apparent among state lawmakers that more should be done to ensure health insurance companies are following federal law.
A plan to temporarily suspend Georgia's motor fuel tax in the wake of sky-high gasoline prices passed the state Senate unanimously Thursday.
National Sunshine Week is when public officials are reminded to operate openly and transparently, and embrace the First Amendment.
Wednesday marked a somber anniversary for Georgians, especially those with Asian American ancestry.
Inevitably undermining public education appears to be the prime goal of the Republican Party, the report states.
After a tense debate, the Georgia Senate passed a bill intended to ratchet up criminal penalties for offenses during public protests.
The Legislature's self-imposed deadline to clear at least one chamber to have the smoothest path to becoming law has now come and gone.