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Edited Facebook Posts Raise Credibility Concerns in Cobb Kidnapping Case
A troubling twist has emerged in the high-profile case of Mick Patel, the Cobb County man accused of attempting to kidnap an infant from a local Walmart. New evidence reveals that Caroline Miller, the accuser, edited a 2021 Facebook post
Linda McMahon Leads Trump’s Charge to Rescue America from Biden’s Student Loan Lies
After years of reckless promises and bureaucratic chaos under Joe Biden, the Trump administration is once again stepping in to restore order, and this time, it’s defaulted student loans.
Starting May 5, the U.S. Department of Education, under the leadership
Inside the Cobb GOP’s Ground Game: Q&A with Chairwoman Mary Clarice Hathaway
Cobb GOP Chairwoman Mary Clarice Hathaway reveals how her team is mobilizing volunteers, knocking doors, and igniting the conservative base in the final days before the Cobb Special Election. Read how the grassroots are driving local victories in District 2
Georgia Governor’s Race Taking Shape as 2026 Field Grows
With Governor Brian Kemp barred from seeking a third term, the 2026 race for Georgia’s top office is beginning to heat up. A wide field of declared and potential candidates from both parties is emerging, setting the stage for what
Kemp Signs Civil Litigation Reform into Law, Citing Relief for Georgia Businesses
Governor Brian Kemp signed two significant tort reform bills into law Monday, capping off a legislative session that saw vigorous debate over the future of Georgia’s civil litigation system. The newly enacted measures aim to bring greater balance to the
Indicted Without Evidence? Cobb DA Faces Scrutiny After Walmart Video Raises Serious Doubts
Mahendra “Mick” Patel, a 56-year-old Kennesaw man, is being held without bond in the Cobb County Jail after being indicted following an incident at a local Walmart. But newly released surveillance video appears to undermine the central allegation, that he
Why Are Cobb Democrats Defending Violence Against Police? And Why Is the Local Media Helping Them Do It?
By now, you’ve seen the headlines. If you believe the corporate media and Georgia Democrats, a group of peaceful, concerned citizens were viciously tased and arrested just for daring to speak out at a town hall hosted by Rep. Marjorie
Order Prevails: Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Message Heard Despite Attempts at Chaos and Disruption
On Tuesday night in Acworth, something refreshingly ordinary happened: a sitting member of Congress, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, held a town hall. In person. In her own district. With real constituents.
Rep. Devan Seabaugh Sets the Record Straight
In an age where headlines often run ahead of facts, and public figures are judged by accusation rather than truth, it’s worth pausing to acknowledge when a local leader chooses integrity over optics. This week, Georgia State Representative Devan Seabaugh
House Moves Forward with SAVE Act to Ensure Citizenship Verification in Federal Elections
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed H.R. 22, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require individuals to present in-person proof of U.S. citizenship, such as a birth certificate or passport, when registering to vote in federal
AI for Me, But Not for Thee: Georgia Colleges Embrace Artificial Intelligence—Just Not for Students
You’ve worked hard. You’ve survived four years of overpriced textbooks, group projects with invisible teammates, and lectures that often felt more like indoctrination sessions than education. And finally, finally, you’re ready to walk across that stage and hear your name
Cobb County Lawmakers Champion Education Reforms in Georgia’s 2025 Legislative Session
As the 2025 legislative session concludes, Georgia’s conservative-led General Assembly has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to enhancing the state’s educational landscape. With approximately 400 bills and resolutions passed, attention now turns to Governor Brian Kemp, who has until May 14
Georgia’s 2025 Legislative Session Ends with Some Conservative Bills Left Behind
During the recent Georgia legislative session, several high-profile bills sparked debate across party lines and among Cobb County residents. House Bill 127: From Teacher Sick Leave to Anti-DEI Enforcement What began as a proposal to provide Georgia teachers with two
Georgia Legislature Delivers Big Wins for Conservatives — Now It’s Kemp’s Move
The 2025 legislative session is in the books, and Georgia’s Republican-led General Assembly has delivered a bold, unapologetic agenda that reflects the values of everyday Georgians — faith, family, safety, and common sense. Now, the spotlight turns to Governor Brian
Ossoff’s Fundraising Off to a Strong Start, But GOP Eyes Georgia as Top 2026 Battleground
U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) may have posted a headline-grabbing $11 million fundraising haul in the first quarter of the year, but the real story might be what lies ahead: a high-stakes Senate contest in 2026 that Republicans are already
I Was Going to Write About the Latest Cobb Protest… But Then I Remembered No One Really Cares
Another Saturday, another protest. Or, as it’s come to be known in certain circles: another aimless group therapy session for people who desperately need hobbies.
This time, it was the “Hands Off” protest at Marietta Square, a bold move, apparently,
Georgia’s Energy Watchdog Up for Grabs: Cobb County Voters Could Tip the Balance
In an election with massive implications for Georgia families, taxpayers, and small businesses, eight candidates are battling for control of the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC), and Cobb County voters could make the difference. The PSC regulates your gas and
Georgia Democrats in Retreat: Two Top Names Step Back As GOP Momentum Builds Ahead Of 2026
In what can only be described as a political shake-up, two of Georgia’s most high-profile Democrats have suddenly taken major steps back from state leadership, and while the headlines may focus on personal reasons, the deeper story is clear: the
Religious Freedom Under Fire? Georgia House Faces Pivotal Vote on SB 36
In a robust demonstration of support for foundational American liberties, advocates for religious freedom convened at the Georgia Capitol on Tuesday, urging the state House of Representatives to pass Senate Bill 36 This pivotal legislation aims to safeguard individuals from
Cobb Is on the Brink And Democrats Want to Push It Over the Edge
Let’s be honest: the Cobb County Commission is broken, and Chairwoman Lisa Cupid and her Democrat allies are the reason why. Instead of focusing on roads, public safety, or fiscal responsibility, they’ve turned the Commission into a political circus wasting
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Georgia Governor’s Race Taking Shape as 2026 Field Grows
With Governor Brian Kemp barred from seeking a third term, the 2026 race for Georgia’s top office is beginning to heat up. A wide field of declared and potential candidates from both parties is emerging, setting the stage for what
Order Prevails: Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Message Heard Despite Attempts at Chaos and Disruption
On Tuesday night in Acworth, something refreshingly ordinary happened: a sitting member of Congress, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, held a town hall. In person. In her own district. With real constituents.
Rep. Devan Seabaugh Sets the Record Straight
In an age where headlines often run ahead of facts, and public figures are judged by accusation rather than truth, it’s worth pausing to acknowledge when a local leader chooses integrity over optics. This week, Georgia State Representative Devan Seabaugh
House Moves Forward with SAVE Act to Ensure Citizenship Verification in Federal Elections
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed H.R. 22, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require individuals to present in-person proof of U.S. citizenship, such as a birth certificate or passport, when registering to vote in federal
Cobb County Lawmakers Champion Education Reforms in Georgia’s 2025 Legislative Session
As the 2025 legislative session concludes, Georgia’s conservative-led General Assembly has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to enhancing the state’s educational landscape. With approximately 400 bills and resolutions passed, attention now turns to Governor Brian Kemp, who has until May 14
Georgia Legislature Delivers Big Wins for Conservatives — Now It’s Kemp’s Move
The 2025 legislative session is in the books, and Georgia’s Republican-led General Assembly has delivered a bold, unapologetic agenda that reflects the values of everyday Georgians — faith, family, safety, and common sense. Now, the spotlight turns to Governor Brian
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Georgia Governor’s Race Taking Shape as 2026 Field Grows
With Governor Brian Kemp barred from seeking a third term, the 2026 race for Georgia’s top office is beginning to heat up. A wide field of declared and potential candidates from both parties is emerging, setting the stage for what
Order Prevails: Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Message Heard Despite Attempts at Chaos and Disruption
On Tuesday night in Acworth, something refreshingly ordinary happened: a sitting member of Congress, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, held a town hall. In person. In her own district. With real constituents.
Rep. Devan Seabaugh Sets the Record Straight
In an age where headlines often run ahead of facts, and public figures are judged by accusation rather than truth, it’s worth pausing to acknowledge when a local leader chooses integrity over optics. This week, Georgia State Representative Devan Seabaugh
House Moves Forward with SAVE Act to Ensure Citizenship Verification in Federal Elections
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed H.R. 22, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require individuals to present in-person proof of U.S. citizenship, such as a birth certificate or passport, when registering to vote in federal
Cobb County Lawmakers Champion Education Reforms in Georgia’s 2025 Legislative Session
As the 2025 legislative session concludes, Georgia’s conservative-led General Assembly has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to enhancing the state’s educational landscape. With approximately 400 bills and resolutions passed, attention now turns to Governor Brian Kemp, who has until May 14
Georgia Legislature Delivers Big Wins for Conservatives — Now It’s Kemp’s Move
The 2025 legislative session is in the books, and Georgia’s Republican-led General Assembly has delivered a bold, unapologetic agenda that reflects the values of everyday Georgians — faith, family, safety, and common sense. Now, the spotlight turns to Governor Brian
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Inside the Cobb GOP’s Ground Game: Q&A with Chairwoman Mary Clarice Hathaway
Cobb GOP Chairwoman Mary Clarice Hathaway reveals how her team is mobilizing volunteers, knocking doors, and igniting the conservative base in the final days before the Cobb Special Election. Read how the grassroots are driving local victories in District 2 and District 4.
Ossoff’s Fundraising Off to a Strong Start, But GOP Eyes Georgia as Top 2026 Battleground
U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) may have posted a headline-grabbing $11 million fundraising haul in the first quarter of the year, but the real story might be what lies ahead: a high-stakes Senate contest in 2026 that Republicans are already targeting as one of their best pickup opportunities nationwide.
Georgia’s Energy Watchdog Up for Grabs: Cobb County Voters Could Tip the Balance
In an election with massive implications for Georgia families, taxpayers, and small businesses, eight candidates are battling for control of the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC), and Cobb County voters could make the difference. The PSC regulates your gas and electric rates, oversees Georgia Power, and approves massive energy infrastructure projects that affect your utility bill every single month.
Georgia Democrats in Retreat: Two Top Names Step Back As GOP Momentum Builds Ahead Of 2026
In what can only be described as a political shake-up, two of Georgia’s most high-profile Democrats have suddenly taken major steps back from state leadership, and while the headlines may focus on personal reasons, the deeper story is clear: the Democratic Party in Georgia is fractured, fatigued, and facing a reckoning after Donald Trump’s stunning 2024 victory flipped Georgia back to red.
45 Universities Under Investigation for Alleged Race-Based Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Education under President Donald Trump has launched civil rights investigations into 45 universities, cracking down on alleged race-based discrimination in higher education. The move follows the Department’s February 14 Dear Colleague Letter (DCL), which reminded schools that racial preferences and stereotypes in education programs violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Fulton County Judges Rebuke D.A. Fani Willis Over Open Records Violations
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is facing increasing legal scrutiny after two separate judges in Georgia ruled against her office for failing to comply with open records laws.
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