Democrats won the U.S. House and Senate, Keisha Lance Bottoms made history as Georgia's governor, and Democrats swept every statewide office. Here's what comes next, including the races still being decided, ICE and surveillance in our counties, Big Beautiful Bill cuts timed to hit after the election, how to help our neighbors, running for sheriff and other offices, and why we need to talk about white voters.

The KIDS Act just passed the House 267 to 117. Despite its name, this bill would force age verification on ALL internet users, give the government power to censor online content, and create new rules around your private messages. The EFF, ACLU, and dozens of civil rights groups oppose it. Meanwhile Congress still hasn't prosecuted a single person named in the Epstein files. Call your senators and tell them to oppose this bill. This isn't child safety. It's a surveillance infr

Barry Wolfert is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Georgia’s 11th Congressional District, the seat currently held by Barry Loudermilk. As North Georgia CAN evaluates candidates ahead of the May 19 primary, we sat down with Wolfert to hear where he stands.

There is no shortage of fights right now. Congress is home on April recess, which means this is one of the highest-leverage weeks of the entire year for constituent pressure. And while Georgia's legislative session ended April 2 at Sine Die, the action has not stopped. Three harmful bills that passed both chambers are sitting on Governor Kemp's desk, and he has until May 12 to sign, veto, or allow them to become law without his signature. Here is where things stand as of tod