Jill Nolan

Liverpool, London

Co-Host at Don't Point That Horror At Me

she likes thai food, feminist prose and angry girl music of the indie-rock persuasion. chats shit on @pointhorrorpod

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State Dem lawmakers trying to revive Equal Rights Amendment

1 month ago | times-georgian.com | Jill Nolan

Democrats in both chambers have filed resolutions that celebrate and affirm former President Joe Biden’s pronouncement made on his way out the door that the Equal Rights Amendment is “the law of the land,” although the now-fired national archivist declined to certify it. “It is long past time to recognize the will of the American people,” Biden said in a statement last month announcing that he believes the ERA should be added as the 28th Amendment to the Constitution.
Nuggets: ‘Defender’ of women, 2026 ambitions and GOP infighting over trans care

2 months ago | mainstreetnews.com | Ross Williams |Jill Nolan

By Ross Williams and Jill NolanBreak out the honey mustard, it’s time for nuggets. Introducing the Georgia Recorder’s Gold Dome Nuggets, part of a balanced news diet featuring your weekly recommended allowance of state Capitol happenings that didn’t quite generate headlines but gave us all plenty to talk about.
Former President Jimmy Carter starts last journey through Georgia from Plains to Atlanta

Jan 6, 2025 | dailymontanan.com | Jill Nolan

by Jill Nolan and Ross Williams, Daily Montanan January 6, 2025 Former President Jimmy Carter may have only served one term as governor, but he left his mark in many ways before leaving for Washington, even literally. With a pencil, Carter signed the desk in the governor’s ceremonial office, starting a tradition that has been continued by his successors.
Death toll in Georgia reaches 15 as recovery efforts begin in wake of Helene

Sep 30, 2024 | dailymontanan.com | Jill Nolan

Hurricane Helene has killed at least 15 people in Georgia, including a first responder, and others were still trapped inside of buildings midday Friday in the hardest-hit areas. “At this time, this has been a deadly storm,” Gov. Brian Kemp said during a briefing Friday. “When we ask people to stay off the roads and be patient, it’s because we are trying to get to people.
Georgia governor reports Hurricane Helene killed 11 as recovery efforts begin Friday

Sep 27, 2024 | dailymontanan.com | Jill Nolan

Hurricane Helene has killed at least 11 people in Georgia, including a first responder, and others are still trapped inside of buildings in the hardest-hit areas. “At this time, this has been a deadly storm,” Gov. Brian Kemp said during a briefing Friday. “When we ask people to stay off the roads and be patient, it’s because we are trying to get to people.
Marty Kemp makes pitch for suicide prevention hotline

May 17, 2024 | times-georgian.com | Jill Nolan

The rollout in Georgia of the new national suicide prevention hotline is getting a boost from first lady Marty Kemp. The first lady told reporters Tuesday that promoting the 988 hotline and tackling the stigma often associated with seeking mental health care is a priority for her. She was also recently featured in an ad promoting 988 where her message is the same as it is today: It’s OK to not be OK.
State to distribute $638M opioid settlement through grants

Apr 10, 2024 | times-georgian.com | Jill Nolan

The state has launched a grant program for awarding the hundreds of millions of dollars in opioid settlement funds coming to Georgia. A total of $638 million will flow into Georgia, with three-fourths of the funds being distributed through the grant process unveiled Monday. Another 25%, or $159 million, will be shared among the city of Atlanta and the state’s largest counties. Starting next Monday, groups can begin applying for the first round of grant funding.
Willis stays on Georgia 2020 election case. But can she get it back on track for fall trial?

Mar 18, 2024 | dailymontanan.com | Stanley Dunlap |Jill Nolan |Ross Williams

Legal experts predict that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis faces an uphill battle in trying to have Donald Trump and 14 remaining co-defendants stand trial ahead of the 2024 election despite a judge ruling Friday that allowed Willis to continue prosecuting the election interference case.
Opponents of sales tax on 'period products' ready to push Georgia lawmakers to end levy

Jan 19, 2024 | times-georgian.com | Jill Nolan

A national tax policy group last year ditched the phrase “feminine hygiene products” and adopted “menstrual discharge collection devices” as its go-to term for tampons and other period products. The Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board took up the issue in response to major retailers who operate in multiple states, where questions have at times emerged over why male hygiene products were being taxed.
Federal judge rejects bid by Meadows, lawyer behind elector plan to avoid Fulton jail – Daily Montanan

Aug 23, 2023 | dailymontanan.com | Stanley Dunlap |Jill Nolan

A former U.S. Department of Justice official and another high-ranking aide to former President Donald Trump suffered legal setbacks in their challenges to the Fulton County 2020 presidential election interference case Wednesday. Jeffrey Clark, Trump’s top environmental lawyer who provided advice that encouraged states to appoint an alternate slate of 2020 electors, and Mark Meadows, Trump’s chief of staff, both fought to stave off their Fulton County prosecution on Wednesday.