The Office of Planning and Budget estimates savings for Georgia taxpayers of approximately $1.1 billion in calendar year 2024 as a result of the tax cut acceleration and…
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The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change has received roughly $2.2 million in state funds over the past six years and has spent about three-quarters…
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Design flaws in the federal food stamp program hinder recipients’ upward economic mobility and effectively force them into governmental dependency.…
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A party spokesperson confirmed that No Labels is already on the ballot in 12 states.…
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Georgia doesn’t produce budget stress tests or a long-term budget assessment, and a non-profit group says the Peach State and other states should start preparing for economic uncertainty.…
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An education choice advocacy group says personal education tax credits are popular with parents nationwide, and Georgia lawmakers could soon move on education reform.…
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Georgia officials are pushing back on claims the state has failed the foster children in its care, firing off a letter to a pair of senators leading an…
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The group says the change will limit opportunities for small businesses and entrepreneurs and threaten the franchising model.…
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in federal court alleging that the company knowingly designed and deployed harmful features on Instagram and other social media platforms that purposefully addict children and teens.…
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Options for school teachers to be armed, and school systems to allow it, will be considered by Georgia lawmakers.…
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