Greg Bluestein is the Atlanta Journal Constitution's chief political reporter. Social media posts from Chipper Jones and Spencer Strider highlight the debate over the federal government's aggressive ...

In March 2024, three months after announcing he wouldn’t run for reelection, the four-term Republican from Pike County reported spending almost $27,000 in stored-up campaign donations on a trip to The ...

Five international students and two alumni from Georgia colleges have filed a lawsuit against the federal government arguing it illegally terminated their immigration records. The Friday filing — ...

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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is in his second term ands raised his profile to become a national figure. The Republican from Athens began his political career in 2002 winning a close election for state ...

Some Georgia Republicans running for the state’s top office make sure there’s no daylight between them and President Donald Trump. Attorney General Chris Carr is not one of them. The Republican ...

A nonpartisan state agency has only 14 days to name a new prosecutor to lead the Fulton County election interference case involving President Donald Trump, or the judge overseeing the case will ...

A decade ago, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones became one of the first Georgia politicians to endorse Donald Trump. On Monday, Trump returned the favor and gave Jones’ campaign for governor a major boost. “Burt ...

Federal regulators filed a complaint Thursday seeking the seizure of Georgia lender First Liberty Building & Loan, accusing the financial institution with deep conservative political ties of operating ...

Some say the colors were too bright and the glass distracted from the building’s muted design. Democrats hope to turn next year’s election into a referendum on the high-stakes package, which slashes ...