by JMO Staff | Dec 1, 2025 | James Magazine
The bombshell decision by a Fulton County judge that the 2020 election racketeering case against President Trump and his allies is dismissed— along with its future repercussions— opens Nov. 30 show debate. Analysis focuses on the political division between Trump and...
by Ty Tagami | Nov 27, 2025 | James Magazine
Drivers saw rising auto insurance bills in recent years, yet the industry was not seeing gains, an advocate told state lawmakers last week. Companies offering commercial, health and life insurance were posting ever higher pre-tax operating gains, but not those...
by Ty Tagami | Nov 26, 2025 | James Magazine
Electric vehicle owners will eventually have another 26 places to recharge when motoring through Georgia after the state awarded $24.4 million in federal funding to build chargers along highways and interstates. “This investment will help further secure our status as...
by JMO Staff | Nov 24, 2025 | James Magazine
The Nov. 23rd broadcast begins with analyzing the rift between Georgia GOP U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and President Donald Trump and its political impact on the state and nationally. (The taping occurred before Greene announced her resignation late Friday.)...
by Ty Tagami | Nov 21, 2025 | James Magazine
Georgia students who miss too much school could wind up losing their rights to drive or to play sports. Those were among the recommendations of a legislative study committee that completed its work Thursday. A growing number of students are missing a tenth or...
by Ty Tagami | Nov 20, 2025 | James Magazine
With home costs rising beyond the reach of many Georgians, builders and developers are pushing for new limits on local control over construction permitting. State lawmakers heard Tuesday about legislation that would impose strict deadlines on local governments...
