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Harris will travel to Savannah Sunday, while Biden will visit Atlanta on Monday to campaign for the two Democratic candidates.

Across the country, former felons face a daunting web of small obstacles to rebuilding normal lives. What will it take to fix?

The Last Prisoner Project brings fund-raising heft to a long-starved cause, but its fellow advocates say it isn’t necessarily a team player.

State and city leaders say critical programs that help prop up the economy and a host of essential services are in jeopardy.

Democrats are encouraged by stats that show their voters are overperforming with early voting set to conclude later this week.

Luke Letlow was to have been sworn in Sunday.

The officials are set to play a major role in the president-elect's response to the worsening pandemic.

Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner, sister of Stacey Abrams, rejected a call for her to recuse.

The Georgia senator wouldn’t say whether she would vote to override the president’s veto of the defense bill.

Senate leaders sparred on the floor, even as GOP support grows for higher payments.

Janet Yellen, if confirmed, would have a special urgency to replenish the Domestic Finance division.

Every would-be Cabinet official can expect questions about how they'll confront Beijing.

This year was impossible to predict. But that doesn’t mean people didn’t try.

The move could undermine Republican senators competing in the Georgia run-offs.

The Senate is set to return to the Capitol on Tuesday to take up the issue.

A year-end guide to where the 2024 hopefuls stand, and what should we watch out for from them in 2021.

With Trump calling for more economic relief, Democrats are eager to squeeze the GOP.

The president-elect said adversaries might look to exploit a “window of confusion” during the change of administrations.

Biden sees climate change research as core to his agenda. The Trump team’s overhaul of USDA highlights a key roadblock.

Some states are shrinking or delaying plans for coverage expansion as they confront a challenging fiscal reality.

The president will hold a rally for the state’s Republican senators one day before the Jan. 5 runoff elections.

Weary election workers are preparing for the races on strained resources, two months after Joe Biden's narrow Georgia win.

A new, diverse class of Republicans preps for battle with the left — in a bid to win back the House.

The president hasn't backed off his demand for bigger stimulus checks, jeopardizing Covid economic relief and government spending.

"The danger is he’ll be remembered for chaos and misery and erratic behavior if he allows this to expire,” one Republican senator says.