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Too soon? Georgia draws next class of White House hopefuls, including Rick Scott, Marco Rubio
Anyone with ambitions for President wants to help in Georgia now.
By Associated PressNovember 19, 2020
Anyone with ambitions for President wants to help in Georgia now.
For every two COVID-19 victims in long-term care, another died prematurely of other causes.
The outgoing President aims to keep supporters riled up as he prepared for next venture.
The mayors held a virtual news conference Wednesday to push for a statewide mask mandate and more.
Historians say win more like Barack Obama's 2012 reelection than Trump's 2016 victory
Scott has tested negative twice since a Friday night exposure.
Republicans won't greenlight left-wing picks, Senator says.
Conditions inside the nation’s hospitals are deteriorating by the day.
That effort is expected to cost around $3 million.
Former campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon will serve as a deputy chief of staff.
Trump has been promising a recount in Wisconsin as part of his fundraising pleas following his loss.
Representatives from the company, called Phunware, declined to respond to questions about the app.
Biden and aides have emphasized the importance of being briefed on efforts to control the pandemic and distribute prospective vaccines.
Republican Secretary of State under fire in Peach State
Winning sleeper races, exploiting Dems' PPP mistake, all led to mass success.
AP VoteCast found that 42% of Florida voters said the U.S. is on the right track and 57% of voters...
Bloomberg routed $110 million to Florida, Ohio and Texas — all states that President-elect Joe Biden lost.
Can Republicans keep Georgia Senate spots?
A look at Justice Department's 2 voter probes.
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency head may lose job after saying things went fine.
Russia on the Congressman's mind.
Republicans cleaned up this election.
Pence is headed to North Georgia Friday.
Hard-hitting ad targets Democrats running for Senate in Georgia.
The races continues to be the financial center of the political world.
Senator continues to weigh in heavily on Georgia runoffs.
The Sarasota Republican promised to match donations to Georgia campaigns.
POTUS to Peach State? Stranger things have happened.
A civil suit claims the Congressman-elect defamed him in final hours of primary.
The gun was found upon arriving in Miami on a private plane last year.
Authorities said the minor is on the 'road to recovery.'
Pumariega takes over for Eduardo Padrón, who stepped down in 2019.
Commissioner Michael Udine will serve as Vice Mayor.
COVID-19 has had impacts, but the swearing in goes on.
Cervone is a Florida Democratic Party vet.
A new moon could cause flooding problems.
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Coronavirus continues its spread.
Republican Sens. Tom Wright and Ray Rodrigues both tested positive.
More than 52,329 hospitalized in the state now includes a state Senator.
Sprowls briefly spoke about the pandemic and its economic impact.
The Senator appeared on Fox Business Tuesday.
A host of protocols designed to minimize the spread of infection among legislators will be in place.
As of Tuesday, more than 76,000 were hospitalized with the virus.
It still will require a prescription.
Airlines are hoping the testing plans eliminate the need for travel quarantines.
Multiple vaccines will be needed to meet global demand, and researchers are still seeking volunteers.
Between now and June 2022, state and local governments could be facing a shortfall or $400 billion or more by...
The CDC is urging people to celebrate virtually or with members of their household.
Nearly 70,000 people were hospitalized with the coronavirus in the U.S. as of Sunday, 13,000 more than a week earlier.
Moderna's vaccine could see emergency approval within a couple weeks.
Part of the shortfall is likely due to stalled COVID-19 relief.
It's the lowest number of new filings since September.
Florida’s average price for a gallon of gasoline below $2 over the last week, according to data released Monday by...
Counties, cities still awaiting relief checks.
The market has fluctuated this week as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
Plaintiffs’ attorneys have until Monday to file an amended complaint.
The firm is on pace to meet or beat its 2019 total.
But should we even know that?
The firm could have earned as much as $470,000.
The firm may have earned as much as $2 million last quarter.
The firm may have earned as much as $770K.
New Senate and House leadership tentatively indicated support.
Florida faces more than $5 billion in budget shortfalls over the next two years.
Ballard Partners maintained its grip on the top spot with $4.4 million in earnings.
Fragile majority for Dems drives status-quo push.
Trump fired Christopher Krebs in a tweet.
The withdrawal plan falls short of Trump’s oft-repeated vow to end America’s long wars.
The head of an obscure federal agency that is holding up the presidential transition knew well before Election Day that...
'It is dangerous to not allow Biden access to the Presidential Daily Briefings.'
Trump’s new Pentagon chief, Christopher Miller, hinted at the troop withdrawals over the weekend.
Regulators around the world grounded the Max in March 2019, after the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jet.
Exams were previously administered online in October.
Retailers are expecting about 5% less this season than last.
The company is putting $15 million toward the plan.
The power company provides 10,200 megawatts of electric capacity to 1.8 million customers in Florida.
People across the world can log on and share what they're thankful for.
Elon Musk gets mixed COVID-19 results.
FedEx and UPS are ramping up their holiday hiring while expanding their weekend operations.
Buyouts and consolidation of print media are to the detriment of local issues, debate.
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Although there has not been an official winner declared, the dust is settling from the 2020 elections.
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