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Supreme Court Ruling Frees Georgia to Turn Attention to Closing Coverage Gap
Today the U.S. Supreme Court again upheld a key component of the Affordable Care Act against a politically-driven effort to…
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Pro-Work Tax Credits Give Georgia Fathers a Hand
Countless Georgians will celebrate the role that fathers play in their families this Sunday, on Father’s Day. They’ll reflect on…
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Rising Child Poverty Places More Demand on Summer Feeding Programs
Georgia summer nutrition programs served about 18,000 more children in July 2014 than in July 2013. That’s the good news.…
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North Carolina Mayor Makes Long Trek to Save Rural Hospitals
By Ann Hedges and Tim Sweeney On Monday, Belhaven, N.C. Mayor Adam O’Neal started a 283-mile walk to our nation’s…
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Education Reform Commission – Can We Talk About the Cost?
The Education Reform Commission established by Gov. Nathan Deal spent a lot of time talking about money in recent months.…
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Summer Brings Child Hunger Challenges
It’s that time of year again. The school year is ending and Georgia children are leaving classrooms for summer break.…
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Tax Policy a Quality of Life Topic in 2015 and Beyond
Taxes are nobody’s favorite expense. Most people view them as simply a nuisance bill to pay or as an added…
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Georgia’s Medicaid “Experiment” a Tepid Response to Coverage Gap
State leaders at the Department of Community Health are reportedly working with a few Georgia hospitals to take advantage of…
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Reworking QBE, Teacher Compensation Weighed by Education Reform Panel
The funding committee of the Education Reform Commission is considering big changes to teacher compensation as it moves rapidly to…
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