Carolyn Bourdeaux: “One estimate is that 53 percent of veterans do not know what career they want to pursue when they transition back to…”

In the fall of 1912, Forsyth County, in my district was the site of an appalling racial cleansing. Following the death of a White woman named Mae Crow, three Black men, Rob Edwards, Ernest Knox, and Oscar Daniel, were accused of her murder…

Georgia has a long history of undermining the right to vote, from the Jim Crow-era tactics of poll taxes, grandfather clauses, literacy tests, to more recent tactics of voter-roll purges, exact-match policies, and partisan gerrymandering.

My bill would encourage partnerships and collaboration between the Federal Government, industry, labor organizations, and State and local governments.

I teach a civics class where I point out that our democracy is not self-executing. It requires people of good faith and ethics to make it work. The President has repeatedly challenged Georgia's election results. But, despite three recounts…