The runoff election in the Peach State is ramping-up as control of the U.S. Senate hangs in the balance. And believe it or not, while the media is focusing on which political camp can outspend the other, Georgians actually care about the issues. As a practicing physician in the state who listens intently to my patients, it’s clear healthcare reform is a top concern.
SNAP enrollment has dropped by about 4.5 million people over the past year—an 11 percent decline. While critics call this a "crisis" and blame the Trump administration for stripping benefits from needy families, the reduction largely reflects new work requirements and stronger anti-fraud measures under the One Big Beautiful Bill. This article examines the data behind the debate and explains what's really driving the change in food stamp participation.
Nevada's 2026 governor's race may signal how the country leans heading into 2028. Republican Governor Joe Lombardo is seeking re-election in a state that shifted toward Trump in 2024. His campaign points to strong job growth, rising wages, and improving housing as key advantages. With over a third of voters registered as nonpartisan, the outcome could reveal whether Nevada continues trending red or swings back to Democrats.
DOE ends use of disparate impact analysis alone in school discrimination cases, reshaping civil rights enforcement.
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