
Biden’s Health Crisis Exposes White House Cover-Ups
Biden’s cancer diagnosis and cognitive decline raise serious concerns about Democratic transparency and White House actions.

Biden’s cancer diagnosis and cognitive decline raise serious concerns about Democratic transparency and White House actions.

Cobb County is building more apartments than any nearby county—and Superintendent Ragsdale says the price will be paid in packed classrooms, teacher burnout, and declining test scores. Can the county afford to ignore him?

Georgia’s redistricting battle heads to the 11th Circuit Court as Democrats challenge GOP-drawn maps. State officials defend the lines as legal and compliant with the Voting Rights Act. Read how this case could impact Georgia’s political future.

Governor Brian Kemp signs House Bill 340 to ban smartphones in K–8 classrooms. Cobb County schools support the move to cut distractions and restore focus in education. Parents and teachers cheer return to common-sense learning.

GOP heavyweights Buddy Carter and John King battle for Georgia senate seat … and the party is just starting with others expected to throw their

In a stunning turn of events Tuesday, a Cobb County judge granted bond to a local man accused of trying to kidnap a toddler, a case many are now calling an overreach by the District Attorney’s Office that’s sparked widespread outrage and international media attention.

A town hall hosted by Senator Raphael Warnock in Georgia took a turbulent turn this week, as voters pushed back on his conflicting stance regarding U.S. arms sales to Israel and his public support for a ceasefire in Gaza.

President Trump’s Executive Order, signed May 1, 2025, the National Public Radio (NPR) and Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) shall receive no more federal funding. Trump’s rational was the order is clearly stated in the newly minted release.

In a decisive bipartisan vote, the U.S. Senate has confirmed former Sen. David Perdue as ambassador to China, placing a seasoned conservative leader at the front lines of America’s standoff with the Chinese Communist Party.

In a decisive move underscoring fiscal prudence, the Cobb County Board of Education unanimously approved Superintendent Chris Ragsdale’s proposed $1.86 billion tentative budget for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. The budget maintains the current millage rate at 18.7 mills, below the 19-mill cap, despite anticipated decreases in the tax digest.