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Hero Image Caption National Guard troops stand watch on Jan. 17, 2021, next to the statue of Martin Luther King Jr. on the grounds of the Georgia Capitol. Credit: Wayne Drash/GPB Primary Content Heavily armed National Guard troops stood watch near the statue of Martin Luther King Jr. outside the Georgia state Capitol, ahead of the national holiday honoring the civil rights icon and amid the potential for pro-Trump militants to stage violent protests. Streets in downtown Atlanta were cordoned off with dump trucks blocking roads and other barricades serving as added protection a...

Primary Content The control of the U.S. Senate is at stake in Tuesday's runoff election. Follow GPB's reporters around the state in our Election Blog.   Electoral College Vote Set For Certification — But With Georgian Objectors When Congress meets for the final step in the 2020 election to count the Electoral College votes, expect Georgia to remain in the spotlight. Republican lawmakers from across the country and in the House and Senate plan to object to several swing state electoral counts under a baseless assertion that fraud ran rampant through the presidential race — but not the vot...

  Kimberly Guilfoyle speaks about the importance of Georgia and the possibility of Donald Trump Jr. running for governor.   Newsmax, Fox News Walk Back Voting Machine Conspiracies After Legal Threats Two television networks that have aired segments accusing rival voting machine vendors of enabling voter fraud in the presidential election are now walking back those claims after the threat of litigation. Fox ran a two-minute pre-taped segment on a Fox Business Network show hosted by Lou Dobbs and Fox News programs with Maria Bartiromo and Jeanine Pirro. Newsmax anchors read from a prepared st...

Talk about lieliminating the co of silence from people in the city so police can work closer to help solve crimes. but what we see now is the number one cover up and the number one code of silence is with the chicago police and the mayor's office. that's why we can't have trust. that's why citizens refuse to work with the police to help them solve current because they are not willing to really work with the people in chicago in a respectable way. >> we are working on getting that video to show it to you. wayne drash, really appreciate it. >> thank you. coming up right here in the newsroom, t...

A juvenile, he's 17, as opposed to adult, the focus is on rehabilitation. when an adult, focus is on punishment. if they went forward in terms of adult perspective he may not have gotten treatment for ailments in prison whereas a juvenile you get such treatment and that's the analysis. >> if the payment is made and he's sent to this facility, as wayne pointed out in georgia for ten years of therapy for autism spectrum order, how do we know after ten years if you have an intent, finish my sentence, jeff gardere. >> exactly. talking about aut tiism spectru disorder, something that's not curable....