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‘De-transitioner’ rally against gender-affirming care being held Friday in Sacramento

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento will become the latest front in the conservative culture war on transgender people Friday, as the Capitol is the site for a “De-transition Awareness Day” rally.

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Gigi Sohn Withdraws FCC Nomination Due to Politics, Policy, and Police Pressure

While Sohn’s record raises ethics and judgment questions, some attacks against her lacked merit.

Reason

Trump wows one GOP group as another dreads his return in 2024

As the Conservative Political Action Conference urged him on, Republicans at the Principles First Summit dread Trump running again.

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House Administration Republicans turn to public in Jan. 6 inquiry - Roll Call

The House Administration committee is asking the public about the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, as it investigates the federal government’s response.

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Meet Soapy, Jimmy Carter’s longtime barber and fellow ‘tough old bird’

AMERICUS, Ga. — On any given day during much of James “Soapy” Herndon’s ongoing, 62-year run as a barber, passersby might have spotted his shop filled not with clients but with Secret Service agents.

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Editorial: The GOP’s Mayorkas impeachment sideshow

When Republicans won control of the U.S. House in the 2022 elections, we expected they would use their power to push politically motivated investigations. And indeed they have done just that, starting with the wasteful and pointless exercise of gathering evidence to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for his…

Los Angeles Times

Michael Hiltzik: A transgender patient's lawsuit against Kaiser is a front for the conservative war on LGBTQ rights

California teenager Chloe Cole has become something of a star of the movement to deny treatments to transgender youth.

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Felony charges dismissed against Georgia’s Rara Thomas

ATHENS, Ga. — The felony warrant against Georgia wide receiver Rara Thomas was dismissed Friday in a deal between his attorney and prosecutors that should allow Thomas’ reinstatement to the team.

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Dan Wiederer: Why Alabama star Will Anderson could be the perfect fit for Matt Eberflus and the Bears defense

Perhaps it’s Clifford Fedd, the varsity football coach of the Dutchtown High School Bulldogs in Hampton, Ga., who deserves credit for striking the match.

Chicago Tribune

The Flap Over Biden's Comment About 2 Fentanyl Deaths Obscures Prohibition's Role in Causing Them

Both parties are complicit in the lethal policies that gave us fentanyl disguised as Percocet.

Reason

Conservatives Turn Further Against War—Except Maybe With Mexico

While a conservative skepticism toward military aggression would be welcome, Republican standard-bearers are all too happy to sign off on war powers in other ways.

Reason

Willock family questions communication following fatal crash

ATHENS, Ga. — Dave Willock finally got up the nerve to visit the crash site. Last Saturday, the father of Georgia football player Devin Willock went by himself to the apartment complex on Barnett Shoals Road where his son took his last breath.

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Why Jalen Carter’s Legal Situation Won’t Matter on NFL Draft Night

The Georgia defensive lineman will likely be a top-five draft pick, and if he’s not, there are going to be plenty of coaches and GMs who wish they could make him one.

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Murder charges dropped against Georgia sharecropper in historic court hearing

CARROLLTON, Ga. — On the afternoon of Jan. 30, 1950, Clarence Henderson sat in the witness box in a cavernous courtroom in Carrollton and pleaded for his life.

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Georgia’s Jalen Carter responds to charges via Twitter

Jalen Carter is returning to Athens, Ga, to meet with authorities

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Clemson gets commitment from 4-star North Cobb RB David Eziomume

North Cobb (Ga.) four-star running back David Eziomume announced his commitment to Clemson this morning on Twitter.

Salon

Ex-prosecutor: Why isn't Trump indicted?

Legal experts say it's official indictment watch as multiple investigations close in on the former president

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Jimmy Carter’s Maranatha church ponders future as membership shrinks

PLAINS, Ga. — In many regards, Sunday was a pretty good day for Maranatha Baptist Church.

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It was WWII. And a Plains teen girl borrowed Jimmy Carter’s clothes

PLAINS, Ga. — Allene Haugabook remembers wearing Jimmy Carter’s pants.

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Rosalynn Carter’s caregiver legacy in focus with Jimmy in home hospice

PLAINS, Ga. — At age 95, Rosalynn Carter has once again found herself on a caregiving team.

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In Jimmy Carter’s hometown, a train brings well-wishers

PLAINS, Ga. — Lisa Powell Humphries lives just a little more than an hour south of Jimmy Carter’s hometown of Plains, but she’d never been.

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Plains mayor and Jimmy Carter have talked plenty — but avoid politics

PLAINS, Ga. — The longtime mayor of Jimmy Carter’s hometown, a self-described conservative, doesn’t talk politics with the Democratic former president.

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Jimmy Carter, in his final campaign, is surrounded by friends

PLAINS, Ga. — Jimmy Carter could have lived anywhere after he was defeated by Ronald Reagan, but his return to Plains more than four decades ago gave the tiny southwest Georgia hamlet new purpose.

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In Jimmy Carter’s Plains, bracing for flowers they don’t want to send

PLAINS, Ga. — The day Hope Jones has braced for since opening her florist and gift shop here four years ago could arrive soon.

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Schools where Jimmy Carter got political start still seek improvement

AMERICUS, Ga. — Jimmy Carter’s path to the presidency started as a school board member, and his legacy still lingers in the schools where he launched his political career.

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