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Over 60 Bomb Threats Were Made to Georgia Polling Precincts on Election Day

On Election Day, Georgia faced a significant challenge as over 60 bomb threats targeted polling locations across the state. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger confirmed that number today at a pre-certification press conference. The threats, which originated from Russian sources, were intended to disrupt the electoral process. Despite these attempts, Georgia successfully conducted free, fair, […]

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Are You Leaving Intimate Photos and Videos on Your Old Devices?

In Georgia, thousands of people may unknowingly be handing over intimate photos and videos when recycling their old phones, laptops, and other digital devices. A recent survey from HostingAdvice reveals that 23% of Georgians admit they do not erase personal data before recycling, leaving potentially sensitive content—often the type meant only for private eyes—vulnerable to […]

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Georgia Counties Will Certify Election Results Today: What Does it Mean?

Today, Nov. 12, marks a pivotal moment in Georgia’s electoral process as county election superintendents are required to certify the results of the Nov. 5 general election by 5 p.m. This certification is a crucial step in finalizing the vote counts and ensuring the integrity of the electoral process. Understanding Certification: Certification is the official […]

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Democrats and Republicans Rally to Keep Spalding Drive Elementary Open

In a rare show of unity, local leaders from both major political parties are rallying against the proposed closure of Spalding Drive Elementary School, standing together to defend a beloved neighborhood institution. This collaborative front includes Democratic State Sen. Josh McLaurin, Republican State Rep. Deborah Silcox, and Fulton County Commissioner Bob Ellis, who argue keeping […]

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