A website maintained by the hacker lists county along with other hacked entities as those whose “time to pay is over,” according to a review of the hacker’s website. ( read original story ...)
Perdue, Ossoff meet in 2nd Georgia Senate debate
Republican Sen. David Perdue of Georgia and Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff met in Savannah for their second debate Wednesday night in a bitter race in which both sides have flooded the airwaves with ... ( read original story ...)
Latest White House report indicates Georgia seeing reversal of some gains in fight against COVID-19
The report shows Georgia in the orange zone for cases, with a 13% rise in the rate of new cases from the last report. ( read original story ...)
New Poll Shows Trump Trailing Biden in Georgia, a Republican Stronghold for Nearly Three Decades
Joe Biden's campaign for president is building up steam in Georgia—a state where the GOP holds every statewide office, according to a new Monmouth University poll released Wednesday."Biden seems to ... ( read original story ...)
Georgia could hit 6 million ballots cast in total, secretary of state says
On "Powerhouse Politics," Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said as many as 6 million Georgia voters could cast ballots in the November election. ( read original story ...)
Drivers Brave Blocks-Long Line for Reopening of Renovated Chick-fil-A in Dublin, Georgia
Drivers withstood a line stretching for blocks in Dublin, Georgia, on October 27, waiting to get food from a Chick-fil-A drive-through on the day of its reopening after renovations. Footage taken by ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Kuwait reveals who will get a Covid-19 vaccine first
The Kuwaiti Cabinet on Wednesday handpicked seniors, patients with chronic diseases, medics, front-liners and providers of basic services as major categories to be vaccinated against Covid-19 once the ... ( read original story ...)
The Americans Left Behind in Kuwait
Dozens of military contractors have been imprisoned in the emirate — some on trumped-up drug charges, and many after torture. Why has the government failed to help them? ( read original story ...)
Ameen Nayfeh Explores ‘Absurdity’ of Life in Palestine in ‘200 Meters’
“For people living in Palestine, everything is absurd,” says “200 Meters” director Ameen Nayfeh. “Every aspect of our life doesn’t make sense.” “200 Meters” debuted as part of the Venice Days ... ( read original story ...)
Roundup: Palestine condemns U.S. funding of research projects in Israeli settlements
Palestine on Wednesday condemned the agreement between Israel and the United States on funding scientific research projects in the occupied Palestinian territories, including Israeli settlements. ( read original story ...)