To commemorate Medal of commemorate recipient Col. Ralph Puckett, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp ordered flags at the state Capitol in Atlanta and in Muscogee County to fly at half-staff on Saturday, April 13. On April 8, 97-year-old Col. Puckett died, leaving a legacy of bravery, leadership, and selflessness. The highest US military honor, the Medal … Read more
Recently, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp enacted a series of substantial tax cuts for the state’s citizens, with the dual objectives of stimulating economic expansion and mitigating the financial strain on homeowners. Advocates hail this legislative endeavor as an unprecedented step forward; it is anticipated to stimulate the economy of the state and offer considerable alleviation … Read more
The political sphere of Florida and the entire nation is in mourning over the passing of Bob Graham, 87, former U.S. Senator and Governor of Florida. Graham was a political colossus in his time. The Graham family has issued a statement of deep sorrow regarding the passing of a cherished family member, committed public servant, … Read more
For orchestrating a complex embezzlement conspiracy that exceeded $8.5 million during the five-year period from 2015 to 2020, Alpharetta, Georgia-based former executive assistant and office manager Sonya Hesenius was sentenced to federal prison. “Hesenius shall henceforth be held responsible for her egregious misappropriation of millions of dollars from her employer in order to finance an … Read more
The issuance of a lavish amnesty period by the Woodstock Municipal Court for individuals who have Failure to Appear bench warrants is cause for consolation among the residents of Woodstock, Georgia. The court is providing individuals with a no-obligation opportunity to resolve their outstanding warrants and expunge their legal records from April 22 to April … Read more
A possible compromise of voting machine security in Bibb County is presently under investigation by election officials in Georgia. The inquiry is in response to claims put forth by Benjamin Cotton, a forensic election security analyst. Cotton claimed to have performed forensic examinations of voting equipment in thirteen states, including Macon-Bibb County. In light of … Read more
Governor Brian Kemp maintains his steadfast opposition to the policy of Medicaid expansion in Georgia, despite the growing bipartisan backing for the initiative. Cobb County Democrats, in particular, have voiced considerable disapproval of his stance, contending that expansion might yield considerable economic advantages for the state. Governor Kemp, in a recent address at an event … Read more
A bill that Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed into law requires collaboration between federal immigration authorities and law enforcement agencies in the identification and deportation of individuals discovered to be unlawfully present in the country. This action has incited a tempest of controversy. Controversial in its implications for civil liberties and public safety, the measure, … Read more
The Colorado House of Representatives has rendered a significant decision by endorsing a bill that for the first time in the history of the state Prohibits the Sale, Manufacturing, and Transfer of So-Called “Assault Weapons.” In a vote of 35-27, with three members abstaineding, House Bill 24-1292 was agreed to. Specifically, all Republicans in attendance … Read more
Attorney General Chris Carr of Georgia is leading a bipartisan effort to challenge the most recent student loan repayment scheme implemented by the Biden administration. Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, and Oklahoma have joined forces with Carr in this endeavor. A coalition of attorney general’s general’s has filed a 62-page lawsuit challenging the constitutionality … Read more