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Georgia lawmakers are taking on ‘corporate greed’ in health care

“Corporate greed.’’ “Steering patients.’’ “No transparency.’’ Those phrases were used by Georgia lawmakers Thursday to characterize the complicated practices of pharmacy benefit managers. PBMs basically are corporate middlemen between health insurers or large employers and drugmakers in handling pharmaceutical benefits. A trio of House bills aim to strengthen regulation and scrutiny over the PBMs. One bill, […]

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Atlanta’s Olympic cauldron will be lit for the first time since 1996

For the first time since the 1996 olympics, Atlanta’s Olympic cauldron will ignite this weekend for the U.S. Olympic Team marathon trials. The racecourse will take athletes under the Olympic ring and cauldron structure, past Georgia State Stadium and on a tour of some of Atlanta’s most iconic attractions and oldest neighborhoods. Georgia State Stadium […]

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Did Brian Kemp mock accusations of voter suppression?

In September 2017, Georgia’s then-Secretary of State Brian Kemp circulated a news report about problems with local officials’ attempts to challenge voter registrations.  “Good work, this story is so complex folks will not make it all the way through it,” Kemp, who was running for governor at the time, wrote in the subject line of his email to campaign […]

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Second arrest made in connection with Fort Valley State University student’s murder

PEACH COUNTY — An additional arrest has been made in connection with the murder of Fort Valley State University Student Anitra Gunn. According to the GBI, 22 year-old Jaivon Abron has been charged with two counts of false statements and one  count of concealing a death. The warrants for the two counts of false statements were taken in […]

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