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Trump urges Republicans to nationalize voting in 15 crooked states

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President Donald Trump called for Republicans to take control of elections in at least 15 states during a Monday interview, citing concerns over illegal voting and election integrity. The remarks came amid an FBI raid on a Georgia election office probing 2020 interference allegations. Trump tied the push to his unsubstantiated claims of winning the 2020 election decisively.

FBI agents executed a search warrant at Fulton County’s elections hub near Atlanta in late January, removing about 700 boxes of ballots and other 2020 election materials. The operation — and reports that agents later spoke with President Donald Trump via a call facilitated by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard — has reignited partisan disputes over Georgia’s voting system ahead of 2026 races.

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Federal agents executed a search warrant at Fulton County, Georgia’s main election facility this week and removed hundreds of boxes of 2020-election materials, including ballots and electronic records. The move, conducted with little public explanation and followed by the appearance of Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard at the scene, has intensified concerns among local and Democratic officials that the action could further erode trust in election administration even as Republicans defend it as a lawful investigation.

Entrepreneur Ryan Millsap recounts a four-year ordeal battling Antifa activists who opposed his land swap in DeKalb County, Georgia, tied to the expansion near the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center known as 'Cop City.' What began as a promising development project turned into violent protests, lawsuits, and personal harassment. Millsap shares his story to highlight the tactics of radical groups undermining progress.

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Coosa Valley News reported on the launch of the Ecode program on September 15, 2025, aimed at promoting economic development through digital coding education in the region. The initiative seeks to equip local residents with skills for tech jobs, addressing unemployment and fostering innovation in northwest Georgia.

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