The Trump administration has swung what many are calling a “data sledgehammer” at the gates of American universities. Under a new memorandum called Ensuring Transparency in Higher Education Admissions, the Department of Education is demanding five years of detailed, student‑level data from colleges. This means every application, every test score, every demographic detail will be handed over to the federal government. One can call it “transparency”. What’s really happening is the weaponization of data to intimidate universities and control who gets a fair shot at higher education.

The One Big Beautiful Bill doesn’t fix student debt; it caps opportunity, hitting working families hardest while leaving the wealthy untouched.

When Washington walked away from working families, Georgians were left with rising premiums, shrinking coverage, and a reminder that affordable health care is something we must fight for here at home!

Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York proves bold, compassionate leadership works, and Georgia can be next!

When politics starve compassion, it’s everyday Georgians, especially children, who go to bed hungry.

When thousands of Georgians stood together and declared “No king over our heads,” it wasn’t protest, it was the pure sound of democracy rising.

A historic cease-fire freed 20 hostages from Gaza and reopened aid, a fragile step toward peace that calls for truth, accountability, and lasting justice.

Kimmel’s suspension shows how easily dissent can be silenced—and if unchecked, today’s censorship of comedians could become tomorrow’s silencing of us all.

A major federal raid in Georgia exposed deep flaws in U.S. immigration and labor policy. We need urgent visa reform to protect global partnerships and Georgia’s economic future.

When my 82-year-old mom broke her hip, care made all the difference. Cutting Medicaid would strip that lifeline from families like mine.