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Sam Sachs has worked as a professional journalist for multiple publications and broadcast news stations. He first came to the role with a hungry curiosity for information and a passion for serving the communities he's lived in. From early in his career, Sam has used his ability to ferret out documents, analyze legislation, and understand data to guide his writing and reporting. When he’s not at work, you can usually find Sam reading books, editing new ones, playing Dungeons and Dragons with his…

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Metro Atlanta judges now requiring AI disclaimers when tools used in court filings

Metro Atlanta judges now requiring AI disclaimers when tools used in court filings

The judges' order comes after AI was used to draft motions in the murder trial of Hannah Payne, and an ADA wa…

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Medical marijuana delivery in Georgia could start before November

Medical marijuana delivery in Georgia could start before November

Come November, Georgia's medical marijuana patients could have a new way to get their prescriptions.

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'The math does not work': Georgia foster care presentation shows ongoing financial challenges

'The math does not work': Georgia foster care presentation shows ongoing financial challenges

A recent meeting about foster care costs in the Georgia Legislature said the department was running a $136 pe…

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'Nothing like it:' Professionals share impact of Dragon Con, Georgia life on career paths

'Nothing like it:' Professionals share impact of Dragon Con, Georgia life on career paths

From record-breaking blood drives to gatherings, games and fun for fans of all ages, Dragon Con's 40th annive…

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Dragon Con Blood Drive marks 24 years of lifesaving contributions

Dragon Con Blood Drive marks 24 years of lifesaving contributions

Are you at Dragon Con and want to get some unique souvenirs? Give blood in the Hyatt and save lives, earn a t…

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Marijuana by mail: Georgia cannabis regulators planning to approve delivery

Marijuana by mail: Georgia cannabis regulators planning to approve delivery

The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission is considering the delivery of medical marijuana products t…

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Georgia school superintendent releases list of legislative priorities for 2025 Original

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By Samuel Sachs Verified
| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA — The Georgia Department of Education announced their list of 2025 legislative priorities on Monday, and the items they’re looking to prioritize are split into three categories: Safety, Success and Support.
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Tariffs and trade: How proposed import taxes on goods from China, Canada and Mexico may impact you Original

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By Samuel Sachs Verified
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ATLANTA — With the possibility of a multi-front trade war looming over the January inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, tariffs are the name of the game for economic forecasts. The president-elect has already said he plans to impose higher tariffs on three countries: 60% tariffs on China and 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, both of whom are part of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which replaced the NAFTA economic deal during the previous Trump administration.
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Georgia Election results: Voters approve all 3 ballot measures, tax reforms Original

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By Samuel Sachs Verified
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ATLANTA — On Election Day, a majority of Georgia voters chose more than just who they wanted for the next President of the United States. In addition to picking former President Donald Trump to return to the White House in January, more than 50% of Georgia voters also approved three ballot measures related to taxes and property values. As a result, homeowners and other Georgians will benefit from a broader homestead exemption and will also see the creation of a Georgia Tax Court.
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