The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute asked Georgians about public policies that put people first, including how they felt about increasing funding for education and health care, as well as reevaluating the billions of dollars in tax breaks Georgia gives out to corporations every year. The results of a recent poll show Georgians want the state to invest in people and policies that help every community in our state thrive.
As part of Rheumatic Disease Awareness Month, Rep. Kim Schofield is serving as a national patient spokesperson with the American College of Rheumatology to raise awareness of these diseases and their impact.
Friday on Political Rewind , Georgia legislators are set to take up residence at the state Capitol once again next week. The 2020 session of the General...
When U.S. Senator for Georgia Johnny Isakson announced last year that he would be stepping down, months passed before Governor Brian Kemp announced that...
U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler this week began her congressional tenure as Gov. Brian Kemp’s replacement for retired Sen. Johnny Isakson. The Atlanta Journal...
The "Student Athlete Protection Act" was recently filed in the Georgia legislature by state Rep. Philip Singleton (R-Sharpsburg). His first filed bill,...
On Thursday's Political Rewind , we take a deeper look at issues driving national headlines. How has the United States emerged from the showdown with...
From former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Cory Booker to former U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Buttigieg, big name Democrats...
Sen. Johnny Isakson responded during an appearance on GPB’s Political Rewind to President Donald Trump's recent attack of the late Sen. John McCain....
Just over a month after President Donald Trump shared his goal to eliminate HIV in the next decade, his health secretary is out touting details of how...
