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Robert Lemke, 36, from Bay Point, Calif., was sentenced to three years in prison. Read more on Boston.com.

President Biden plans to pay for some of the massive spending in his social welfare and climate bill by cutting billions of dollars from hospitals in Republican-led states.

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Former U.S. Sen David Perdue, R-Ga. is challenging Peach State Gov. Brian Kemp in the 2022 Republican primary and told "Hannity" the incumbent has lost the confidence of Georgians.

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Georgia’s 2018 Democratic gubernatorial nominee, Stacey Abrams, declared on Wednesday that she will run for governor in 2022. Abrams could now face a rematch with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp (R), whom she narrowly defeated in the governor’s race three years ago.   Abrams said she’s running “because opportunity and success in Georgia shouldn’t be dictated […]

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Democrats hope that a filibuster of a measure named for former Representative John Lewis of Georgia, the civil rights icon, will help build momentum for a change in Senate rules.