Corporations in Georgia and across the U.S. are taking forceful stances against the state’s new election law—which includes several voting restrictions—following weeks of pressure from voting rights ...

ATLANTA - More fallout over the passage of the sweeping voting rights bill. Faith leaders and activists are urging people to stop doing business with Georgia-based companies that remain silent over ...

Major corporations like Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines and UPS are based in Georgia. A coalition of voter advocacy and civil liberties organizations have doubled down on opposing proposed legislation that ...

Corporations and CEOs are facing backlash after renouncing Georgia’s new voting reform law. “You don’t bite the hand that feeds you,” declared Georgia House Speaker David Ralston as Republicans begin ...

As it has every year since 1956, CBS will broadcast The Masters golf tournament from Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia this coming weekend, leading some to accuse the network of hypocrisy ...

Last summer, when the killings of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd sent everyday Americans streaming into the streets to protest racism, some of Georgia’s biggest companies decided to ...

New roadside billboards in Atlanta are urging Coca-Cola, Home Depot and other Georgia-based corporations to oppose voting restrictions proposed by Republican state lawmakers. Voting rights groups in ...

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a bill into law that overhauls the state’s election rules. It expands early voting on weekends and creates a hotline where residents can report suspected voter fraud ...

Both companies' CEOs called the bill "unacceptable." Facing mounting pressure, Delta Air Lines' and Coca-Cola's chief executives came out forcefully against Georgia's newly enacted elections bill ...

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell defended Georgia’s controversial new voting law on Monday, pushing back on President Biden’s characterization of the legislation as modern-day Jim Crow, and ...