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An investigation into alternative medicine raises questions about oversight in Georgia

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By Christopher D. Alston Verified
| WABE-FM (Atlanta, GA) Verified
Alternative medicine and wellness clinics have become increasingly common across Georgia, offering treatments that promise relief for chronic pain, cancer, autism, Alzheimer’s disease and other conditions. But a new investigative series from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution raises questions about how closely those practices are monitored and whether patients have enough information to make informed decisions.
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Questions raised about Georgia Gov. Kemp business deals and political connections

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By Christopher D. Alston Verified
| WABE-FM (Atlanta, GA) Verified
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is facing new scrutiny following an investigation by Courier Georgia. The report examines a series of lakefront property sales made by a company tied to Kemp during his first term in office. According to the investigation, the buyers later received state contracts, appointments to state boards or benefited from legislation signed into law. Kemp said in a statement he observes the highest standards when separating his personal enterprise from his role as chief executive.
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Two candidates who lost in Georgia Supreme Court race appeal ethics violation to U.S. Supreme Court

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By Christopher D. Alston Verified
| WABE-FM (Atlanta, GA) Verified
Democratic-backed candidates Jen Jordan and Miracle Rankin are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review an appellate court ruling which permitted Georgia’s Judicial Qualifications Commission to release a public statement saying that it “reasonably believes” Jordan and Rankin violated Georgia’s Code of Judicial Conduct. At issue are statements the two candidates, who campaigned together, made while on the campaign trail with regard to reproductive freedom.
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