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On Sept. 18, the USC Chapter of an organization called Uncensored America will hold what they’re calling a “comedy roast” of Vice President Kamala Harris
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Local Organizations Unite to Boost Voter Education and Turnout in Muscogee County
By Janell Williams On Aug. 12 and Aug 20, local organizations and Muscogee County residents gathered at the Alpha Kappa
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The Impact of Georgia's Abortion Laws: Navigating Reproductive Rights in a Post-Roe Era
By James Allen In October 2019, a bill was passed in the Georgia legislature that limited abortion rights to within
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Kamala Harris vs. Trump: The Showdown That Could Redefine the 2024 Election
By Kaffie Sledge Humpty Trumpty’s sitting on a wall. Humpty Trumpty better get ready for a great fall. All
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Tensions Flare as Trump Faces Black Media at NABJ Convention in Chicago
By Kelvin Sims CHICAGO — Former President Donald Trump’s history of testy relationships with members of the Black media was
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Project 2025: The Blueprint for America’s Democratic Demise
By Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson (FL-24) Trump is “America’s Hitler.” Those aren’t my words. They’re the words
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Biden's Decision to Step Aside Sparks Chatter Among Columbus, GA Democrats
By Janell Williams The recent announcement of President Joe Biden stepping aside has sent ripples through political circles, including the
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Assassination Attempt on Former President Trump at Butler Rally: Shooter Killed, One Dead, Two Injured
By Janell Williams An assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump occurred during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July
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First Lady Jill Biden Visits Columbus for Campaign Event
By Leslie Hudgins Democrats from all over Georgia gathered on Monday, July 8th, to welcome First Lady Jill Biden. This
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Byron Hickey Sworn in as Columbus, GA District 1 Council Representative
By Janell Williams Columbus, GA — Byron Hickey was officially sworn in as the District 1 council representative for Columbus, GA,
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Historic Moment: Travis Chambers Sworn in as Second African American for District 10 At-Large City Council Seat
By Leslie Hudgins History was made today as Travis Chambers became the second African American sworn into the District 10
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Local Advocate Raises Alarms Over Voter Suppression Tactics
By Janell Williams In a candid interview with local advocate Lucas Melton, concerns over voter disenfranchisement in Columbus have reached
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A Sunday Sledge Commentary Just saying...
Two Old Men, Too Many Lies: The Unconvincing Biden-Trump Debate By Kaffie Sledge Special to the Courier I think I
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