Georgia Republicans are snubbing Donald Trump’s pick for U.S. Senate.A cadre of conservative mayors in the Peach State have opted to publicly back Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff rather than get behind Trump-endorsed Representative Mike Collins.Those mayors include Gail Fry of Toccoa, James Matheson of Valdosta, and Julie Smith of Tifton. The key to their successful bipartisan relationship with Ossoff rests in the senator’s attentiveness to Georgia’s myriad communities.In an interview with

Senator Jon Ossoff renewed calls for his Republican opponent Mike Collins to publicly reckon with racist and antisemitic speech by a former staffer; Democratic candidate for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms unveiled her ethics platform at a campaign event in Atlanta Thursday.

Sen. Jon Ossoff is demanding his opponent Mike Collins share all the communication between his office and the growing number of alleged white supremacists he either formerly employed or who are in his family. 

Even Georgia Republicans have grown worried about Representative Mike Collins’s staffing choices.A former staffer for the memeing Georgia lawmaker—24-year-old Preston Parra—shared Ku Klux Klan and Nazi images to his personal social media account over the summer, including a swastika comprised of the word “twink” and an image of himself clad in a KKK uniform, the hood gripped in his hand. In other posts made in June and July, Parra repeatedly used a racial slur to refer to Black people,

Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins visited an asphalt plant in Norcross on Tuesday to promote his infrastructure policy.

The Chair of the Georgia Senate’s Committee on Public Safety is calling for balanced oversight when it comes to automatic license plate reader cameras; Republican Senate Candidate Mike Collins visited an asphalt plant in Norcross Tuesday to promote his infrastructure policy.

On the August 25th edition: Alpharetta gets a step closer to hosting a professional hockey team; Decatur tallies up FIFA WatchFest attendance numbers; Republican senate candidate Mike Collins tells veterans he's working on helping treat PTSD.

Voters in Georgia’s 13th congressional district are choosing who will fill the late congressman David Scott’s seat until January; Republican senate candidate Mike Collins campaigned to veterans in Acworth Monday.

Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins campaigned to veterans in Acworth on Monday. 

Una unidad del Ejército de Estados Unidos ofrece a sus miembros una bonificación especial si vuelven a enlistarse pronto: cuatro días libres adicionales programados en torno al lanzamiento en noviembre del videojuego “Grand Theft Auto VI”. Los comandantes del 9no Batallón de Ingenieros de Brigada, con base en Fort Stewart, Georgia, creen que el tiempo libre para disfrutar de la más reciente entrega de la serie “Grand Theft Auto” —en la que los jugadores cometen robos