, Weekly Standard
In April, Democrat Jon Ossoff got 48 percent of the vote in the special election to pick the new House member from Georgia's Sixth Congressional District outside Atlanta. He came in first but was forced into a runoff with Republican Karen Handel, who got 20 percent to finish second. In the runoff, Ossoff got 48 percent again and lost.How this happened is pretty simple. Ossoff needed to attract Republican voters to win. And there was a theory behind where he'd find them. Thousands of Republicans who loathe President Donald Trump would penalize their own party's candidate and defect to Ossoff....

Planned Parenthood may poor-mouth when its government funding is on the line, but that hasn't stopped the abortion giant from spending lavishly on politicians who promise to keep the taxpayer dollars coming.
Planned Parenthood's political arm, the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, was the second-biggest spender on the Democratic side of ...

Republican Karen Handel broke Georgia's glass ceiling by becoming the first woman from her state to ever be elected to the House of Representatives

Law enforcement agencies offered a $141,000 reward for anyone providing information leading to the arrest of inmates Ricky Dubose and Donnie Rowe.

The sheriff in Polk County, Georgia, has lessened the sentences of six inmates who stepped up and helped a prison guard after he had a medical emergency.

Six convicts are getting their sentences shortened after saving a guard who collapsed on duty last Monday in Polk County, Georgia.

The Polk County Sheriff said he will recommend the inmates' sentences be reduced after they called 911 when the deputy guarding them collapsed.

A 39-year-old man accused of shooting a woman on an Atlanta street in broad daylight has been indicted.

A historic women's college in Georgia apologized Thursday for its past connections to racism and the Ku Klux Klan.