Brian Kemp

Georgia’s Attorney General had harsh words for District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez yesterday in Atlanta. Speaking at a hearing on crime before the Georgia House’s Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee, Attorney General Chris Carr sharply criticized some prosecutors for what he characterized as “dereliction of duty.” Carr alleged that some prosecutors were deciding which cases to pursue and which to let go.

Starting Sunday, Georgians who are receiving unemployment payments will have to submit evidence to the state department of labor that they’re looking for work.

  Georgia Governor Brian Kemp went on the attack against Major League Baseball and so-called "cancel culture," while playing defense on a new elections law that has drawn criticism from across the state and the nation.

Speaking at a press conference, and backed by dozens of mostly unmasked supporters and state lawmakers on Saturday, the governor accused MLB, as well as Georgia-based companies Delta and Coca Cola of being "afraid of Stacey Abrams." Abrams was the governor's 2018 Democratic opponent, and is a vocal critic of the state's elections procedures and the new law.