by Ty Tagami | Feb 25, 2026 | James Magazine
Bills to restrain public protests have advanced in Georgia’s House and Senate in the wake of shooting deaths in Minneapolis that shocked the nation. One would expose people charged with blocking roads to stiffer financial penalties. Another would make it a...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 23, 2026 | News, News 2
A Republican activist and former employee of a family-run financial firm accused of bilking mostly conservative investors out of millions of dollars could face criminal prosecution after the Georgia Secretary of State’s office referred his case to a local...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 10, 2026 | News, News 2
With affordability a top concern of voters, Georgia lawmakers are moving to insulate electricity ratepayers from costs driven by demand from power-guzzling data centers. Late last year, the state Public Service Commission authorized a Georgia Power request to...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 9, 2026 | James Magazine
The state House completed its proposed adjustments to the current year budget, sending the Senate its changes to Gov. Brian Kemp’s spending plan for the state through June. The $42.3 billion amended fiscal year budget approved overwhelmingly Thursday left the...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 4, 2026 | James Magazine
After six lengthy hearings around the state last year, a special legislative committee studying the elections process has recommended incremental changes to Georgia’s voting system. The study committee chaired by Rep. Tim Fleming, R-Covington, who is running...
