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Georgia House passes $5B state budget increase for teacher raises, infrastructure

Georgia's House passed a bill to add $5 billion to the state's budget for projects such as roadbuilding, building a medical school and a dental school, and giving raises to teachers.

Filmmakers in Georgia should do more to earn tax breaks, lawmakers say

Georgia legislators say they want production companies to meet at least four of nine goals to qualify for the top 30% credit on Georgia income taxes.

The Democrats Panic about No Labels

Democrats and their allies are headed to battle stations, aiming to stop the No Labels independent-presidential-candidate effort before it gains traction.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—February 8

By a vote of six to four (in Wesby v. District of Columbia), the D.C. Circuit denies en banc rehearing of a rogue panel...

The Impenetrable Liberal Bubble

Hell hath no fury like progressives exposed to conservatism on their home turf.

Trump’s Disqualification Case Could Set a Dangerous First Amendment Precedent

SCOTUS should ensure that dissidents can continue making passionate and even angry rhetorical challenges to the political status quo without fear.

How ‘the Squad’ is fighting back against pro-Israel PACs with record fundraising

They were warned that criticism of Israel's conduct during its war on Hamas in Gaza could cost them politically. But in the four months since Israel's blistering offensive was ignited by Hamas' Oct. 7 attack, progressives in Congress who have called for a cease-fire are seeing record fundraising dollars as they fight to remain in office.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory laying off hundreds, citing budget gridlock

The congressional budget gridlock has led NASA to lay off hundreds of workers in its Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which has launched numerous missions to Mars to search for signs of life. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), which is managed by Caltech, is NASA’s “only federally-funded research and development center,” according to its website. JPL announced...

This election isn’t personal for Black voters: It’s business

This year, our vote is not just a ballot cast — it's a powerful statement of negotiation.

Al Franken to play a senator in new Netflix series

Former Sen. Al Franken is poised to join the upper chamber again, at least on the small screen — the Minnesota Democrat is playing a senator in a forthcoming Netflix series. The “Saturday Night Live” alum-turned-lawmaker will play a fictional senior senator from Washington State named Aaron Filkins in Netflix’s “The Residence.” The Shonda Rhimes...

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