State Representative John Carson (R-Marietta) has filed a federal Title IX complaint against Pope High School, alleging that the school’s athletic policy unfairly limits opportunities for female athletes. But district officials, school leaders, and long-standing athletic practices make one thing clear: both boys and girls already operate under the exact same rules.
Georgia courts upheld Cobb County’s termination of teacher Katie Rinderle, ruling she willfully violated district policy. But the Southern Poverty Law Center is funding lawsuits that drain taxpayer dollars, pushing a broader agenda to inject gender politics into elementary classrooms. Cobb taxpayers are left asking: when does it stop?
In a stunning but overdue reversal, prosecutors in Cobb County have officially dropped all charges against Mahendra “Mick” Patel, the man wrongly accused of attempting
Georgia Democrats are shamelessly using the tragic case of Adriana Smith to spread disinformation about the state’s abortion law, all to serve their radical pro-abortion agenda. We call out these bad actors by name and set the record straight.
Senator Raphael Warnock’s financial rise has raised eyebrows, and for good reason. Since taking office in 2021, the Georgia Democrat and senior pastor has more than doubled his net worth, blending politics, the pulpit, and book deals into a multi-million-dollar portfolio.
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 attempted to kidnap a toddler, and raises serious questions about the conduct of the Cobb County District Attorney’s Office.
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 released a public statement regarding a traffic incident that occurred in August 2024, a statement that reflects character, responsibility, and a willingness to be transparent with the people he serves.
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 called. It’s a moment you’ve earned.
But at several Georgia universities, that defining moment might now be delivered by… a robot.
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
In what has become a cycle of career politicians seeking office after repeated losses, Erick Allen and Jaha Howard are once again competing in a race that has failed to energize voters. With turnout in the initial round below 4%, one political insider predicts that the upcoming special election runoff could see even lower participation—potentially dropping below 3%.
With so few voters showing up, every ballot cast will be critical for the two Democrat candidates who hope to become an elected official again replacing failed Congressional Candidate, Jerica Richardson.
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