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Among other arguments, lawyers for the state had said the lawsuit was no longer relevant because of a new law to replace the voting system.

Judge Won’t Toss Suit Challenging Georgia Voting Machines

Associated Press • May 21, 2019

Former President Jimmy Carter is taking on a special role as several Democratic candidates look to his family-run campaign as a road map for the 2020 presidential election.

Jimmy Carter Finds A Renaissance In 2020 Democratic Scramble

Associated Press • May 20, 2019

Speaker Stuns Morehouse Grads, To Pay Off $40M Student Debt

Associated Press • May 19, 2019

Gillibrand, Senator And Presidential Candidate, Criticizes Abortion Bans At Atlanta Rally

Associated Press • May 16, 2019

Former President Jimmy Carter suffered a broken hip Monday as he was leaving to go turkey hunting. A spokeswoman said Carter, who will undergo physical therapy as part of his recovery, plans to teach his regular Sunday school class this weekend at Marantha Baptist Church in Plains.

Jimmy Carter To Teach Sunday School Days After Breaking Hip

Associated Press • May 16, 2019

In Atlanta, production specialists work on a set in 2017. Although there has been backlash from smaller production companies after Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law one of the nation's most restrictive abortion laws, none of the major film or television studios have commented on the issue or altered production plans.

Hollywood’s Big Players Stay Quiet On Georgia Abortion Law

Associated Press • May 16, 2019

The trip to Los Angeles to promote Georgia's film industry has been delayed as movie executives, producers and actors criticize Georgia's new abortion ban, signed into law last week by Gov. Brian Kemp.

Amid Abortion Ban Fallout, Kemp Delays Trip To Promote Ga. Film Industry

Associated Press • May 15, 2019

Jimmy Carter Has Successful Surgery For Broken Hip

Associated Press • May 13, 2019

Georgia Dissolves Immigration Review Board

Associated Press • May 13, 2019

Legal action is expected before an abortion ban can take effect in Georgia, where Republican Gov. Brian Kemp signed the latest "heartbeat" bill into law Tuesday. State governments are on a course to virtually eliminate abortion access in large chunks of the Deep South and Midwest.

More ‘Heartbeat’ Abortion Bans Advancing In South, Midwest

Associated Press • May 13, 2019

Georgia Gov. Kemp Signs Budget Upping Teacher Salaries

Associated Press • May 10, 2019

Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams answered "yes" when asked if she was still contemplating joining the crowded Democratic presidential field.

Stacey Abrams Says She’s Still Considering Presidential Bid

Associated Press • May 10, 2019