Georgia Democrats, led by Socialist Gabriel Sanchez (HD-42), are pushing a radical $20 minimum wage hike with HB 343. This bill kills small businesses, fuels inflation, and slashes entry-level jobs. Worse, it forces taxpayers to fund inmate wages. Is Georgia ready for this?
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), an ethics watchdog that monitors government corruption, has filed a formal complaint with the IRS, exposing what it calls a blatant misuse of nonprofit status by the New Georgia Project (NGP) and its lobbying arm, the New Georgia Project Action Fund (NGPAF)—both of which were initially launched by Stacey Abrams.
Superior Court Judge Kimberly A. Childs released a ruling made on January 24, 2025 in favor of the Cobb County School Board’s decision to terminate Katherine Rinderle, a teacher at Due West Elementary, for violating district policies.
The U.S. Department of Education has dismissed eleven federal complaints over book bans, declaring such decisions belong to parents and communities. Cobb and Forsyth counties, leading the charge, have removed books deemed inappropriate, prioritizing student safety and academic focus. Local leaders praised the decision, while warning against activist groups seeking influence. With renewed control, districts aim to refocus on preparing students for successful futures.
One of Cobb County’s newly elected officials is now instructing illegal immigrants about how to avoid ICE raids. Georgia State House Representative Gabriel Sanchez (House District 42) was only sworn in on January 13th, but he’s not wasting any time promoting his radical Socialist agenda.
Two days ago, Representative Sanchez posted a step-by-step video on Facebook, instructing illegals about how to evade Immigration Enforcement officials.
Dozens of people lined the streets near Downtown Marietta on Saturday (2/1/20025) to protest President Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting illegal immigration, filling the sidewalks with signs bearing messages such as “America was built by immigrants,” “No one is illegal on stolen land,” and “Don’t bite the hand that feeds you.”
The Gwinnett County Board of Education has voted to part ways with Superintendent Calvin Watts, marking yet another abrupt leadership change in the metro Atlanta school system.
In a 3-2 decision on Friday, the board voted to terminate Watts’ contract ahead of its original end date in July 2026. He will remain in the position until April 2, 2025, at which point Chief of Schools Al Taylor will step in as interim superintendent.
Thursday, January 30, 2025- Lawmakers took up gender and school athletics legislation as the first bill filed in the 2025 session. The Senate Education and
President Donald Trump’s 2024 re-election campaign brought illegal immigration to the forefront, with bold promises to enforce immigration laws and reshape America’s immigration landscape. Since his return to the White House, the Trump administration has pursued an assertive stance on immigration, signaling a commitment to upholding the rule of law and protecting American communities.
Here’s a story you probably won’t hear on other news networks: the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) just dismantled one of the Biden administration’s most dishonest and dangerous initiatives – the so-called “book ban” witch hunt.
The agency announced this week that it is dismissing 11 complaints claiming that local schools created a “hostile environment” for students by removing sexually explicit or racially divisive books from school libraries.
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