by Robert Luther | May 15, 2026 | The Forum
One of the most frequently asked questions about President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees is whether they are different than those from his first term. Now, almost 18 months in, trends are beginning to emerge, and one is clear— the president loves...
by Terry Braswell | May 14, 2026 | The Forum
Candidates for office routinely make bold promises about what they will achieve once elected. Often, these pledges extend beyond the legal and practical authority of the position they seek. This dynamic is evident in Georgia’s Republican gubernatorial primary,...
by Hans von Spakovsky | May 13, 2026 | The Forum
Georgians are already voting in the May 19 primary election (supposedly non-partisan) for three slots on the Georgia Supreme Court. If voters who believe in the rule of law, the U.S. Constitution, the Georgia constitution and rational judges...
by Latia Williams | May 8, 2026 | The Forum
Georgia has long been a leader in innovation. From logistics and payments technology to fintech, our state has built a reputation as a place where entrepreneurs come to grow businesses and create jobs. Atlanta has become one of the nation’s most important...
by Bill Black | May 7, 2026 | The Forum
America’s wounded warriors received a boost during the Senate Armed Services Committee budget hearing last week after Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth endorsed the Major Richard Star Act, an overwhelmingly bipartisan measure to eliminate the ban on...
by Laurie Tyson | May 1, 2026 | The Forum
Each May, Electrical Safety Month serves as a national reminder of something we often take for granted: the systems that power our homes, businesses, and communities must also be systems we can trust to be safe. This year, that reminder carries added weight in...
