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Georgia Republicans Move to Scrap State Income Tax by 2032 Despite Concerns

Georgia Republicans Move to Scrap State Income Tax by 2032 Despite Concerns

Eliminating state income taxes sounds great to many voters, but Republicans backing the push in multiple states still face questions about whether such big tax cuts can be made without raising other taxes or sharply cutting state funding for education, health care and other services. Georgia on Wednesday became the latest state to launch a

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The 2026 State of Real Estate Investing: An “Easier” Road Ahead

The 2026 State of Real Estate Investing: An “Easier” Road Ahead

Real estate investing is about to get easier…much easier. And this could be the average American’s first opportunity in years to get in the game. Small investors are more optimistic, planning to buy—not pause—in 2026 as home prices stall, rents get ready to rise again, and affordability slowly trickles back. This is the State of

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Grand Jury Declines to Indict Man in Shooting That Killed Teen at Ky. State University

Grand Jury Declines to Indict Man in Shooting That Killed Teen at Ky. State University

A grand jury has declined to indict the father of two Kentucky State University students who was charged with murder in an on-campus shooting that killed one student and critically injured another. In a social media post after the Tuesday hearing, defense attorney Scott Danks said grand jurors decided not to indict his client, Jacob

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Texas Lawmakers Fight Against Federal Interference in State AI Regulations

Texas Lawmakers Fight Against Federal Interference in State AI Regulations

An executive order by President Donald Trump may bring Texas into conflict with the federal government over a new state law regulating the use of artificial intelligence. Trump signed an executive order last week that threatens to cut off federal broadband funding to states that pass AI regulations the federal government deems “onerous and excessive.”

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