Strategic Human Capital Investments to Unlock Georgia’s Potential—a collaborative effort by the government of Georgia and the World Bank …
Supreme Court wrestles with Georgia college free speech case
The Supreme Court is weighing whether to revive a lawsuit brought by a Georgia college student who sued school officials after being prevented from distributing Christian literature on campus …
Wrigley to retire as leader of Georgia public universities
The leader of Georgia’s mammoth public university system announced Tuesday that he will retire on July 1. Chancellor Steve Wrigley made the announcement after a …
Georgia Chamber helping businesses navigate pandemic, shifting politics
Peter Carter, the 2020 chair of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, described it best. “it was a year like no other,” Carter said in a recent telephone interview.
A Black Republican’s Georgia Autopsy
Rush Limbaugh call screener James Golden (also known as “Bo Snerdley”) and I met with a major Republican donor who claimed to …
‘It’s what we feared:’ Hospitals from Georgia to California face surging COVID-19 cases, staff shortages and rising deaths
Despite available COVID vaccines, doctors and nurses across the U.S. remain overburdened in emergency rooms and intensive care units as deaths soar.
The African American hands that picked senators in Georgia have been a long time coming
Looking back to the South’s early electoral organizing by Black Americans is like looking at an alternative political universe.
Georgia lawmakers meet in riot’s wake, and amid COVID-19
A state police SWAT team patrolled Georgia’s Capitol on Monday as lawmakers gathered for the first time since rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol in Washington and threatened …
Georgia’s Bidzina Ivanishvili says he is quitting politics for good – TASS
Bidzina Ivanishvili, the head of Georgia’s ruling party and the country’s wealthiest man, said on Monday he was leaving politics for good, the TASS news agency cited a letter by the politician as …
Lies, Damn Lies, and Georgia
In Georgia, state legislators are already eyeing new ways to avoid a repeat of the elections that turned Georgia blue. Consequently, change in the South may always be of the two-steps-forward-one-step …