In recent months, Georgia has continued to attract a number of international investments in the electric mobility industry.

Earlier this month the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission held a meeting that many predicted would result in applicants receiving licenses to manufacture medical marijuana so it could be sold to registered patients.

Felicia Moore, President of the Atlanta City Council, told InsiderAdvantage she will be keeping “an open eye” on the House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee meeting today, but adds that she has a number of ideas that she would like to implement to address the crime rate in Atlanta.

InsiderAdvantage has reported extensively on the violent rising crime rate in Georgia’s capital city, as well as on the poor morale in the Atlanta Police Department. Our police sources say at least a dozen officers are leaving every month, and the department is already understaffed by over 400 officers since last summer.

Congressman Jody Hice (R-GA-10) is calling on Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to resign immediately — citing at least 10,000 illegal votes cast in the 2020 election in Georgia and “the undeniable proof of voter irregularity — if not outright fraud — in Fulton County.”

The unemployment rate for June in the U.S. was 5.9%. Ostensibly, we’re nearing full employment but many industries are still looking for workers. There could be a number of factors at work here. Many are pointing to extended unemployment benefits keeping people out of the workforce.

Atlanta community activists are upset upon discovering that City Councilman Amir Farokhi surreptitiously introduced radical legislation to re-classify 1,800 parcels of land in various neighborhoods from single-family to multi-family land use.