Margaret Coker
Editor-in-Chief at The Current GA
Editor-in-Chief @thecurrentga @Propublica local reporting network Author at @deystreet @HarperCollins ex @WSJ @NYTimes fulltime Southerner and dog mama
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propublica.org | Margaret Coker |Debbie Cenziper |Megan Rose |Brandon Roberts
This article was produced for ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network in partnership with The Current. Sign up for Dispatches to get stories like this one as soon as they are published. Congressional Republicans, looking for ways to offset their proposed tax cuts, are seeking to mandate that millions of Americans work in order to receive federally subsidized health insurance.
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flipboard.com | Margaret Coker
NowWhy Trump needs the world to believe Iran’s nuclear program is ‘obliterated’CNN — There are two reasons why President Donald Trump needs the world to believe his adamant claims that Iran’s nuclear program has been obliterated.
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propublica.org | Debbie Cenziper |Megan Rose |Margaret Coker |Katherine Dailey
ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. Joe DeMayo always knew his healthy years could end abruptly, bound to the lifespan of a transplanted kidney about the size of a small fist. But as the father of a toddler, he had hoped to have more time. When he was 33, his wife had donated her kidney to him, a milestone that changed the course of DeMayo’s life.
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thecurrentga.org | Tyler Davis |Margaret Coker
Twin Pines Minerals, the company waiting for more than a year for a permit to mine near the Okefenokee Swamp, has agreed to sell its land in south Georgia to The Conservation Fund for $60 million, according to the organization. The deal ends the threat of mining near Georgia’s ecological treasure that is home to a vast array of wildlife biological species and that acts as an important hedge against climate change.
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gpb.org | Margaret Coker
Savannah's city council is set to approve Thursday a revised agreement with a private philanthropic group dedicated to raising money for Forsyth Park that still maintains the municipality's oversight over enhancements to the iconic green space. The memorandum of understanding between the City of Savannah and the Friends of Forsyth Conservancy, Inc., was pulled from council consideration last summer after reporting by The Current revealed controversial provisions in the document.
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RT @charlesornstein: The state of Georgia is paying Deloitte millions of dollars to market its Medicaid work requirement program despite we…
RT @TracyJan: Here’s another wild Georgia Pathways story: Even the face of Georgia’s experiment with Medicaid work requirements couldn’t e…
Luke Seaborn, the face of Georgia @GovKemp Medicaid work requirement program once praised the policy. Then, he was kicked off twice. Not bc he didn’t work - but bc of red tape. It took inquiries by @thecurrentga and @ProPublica while reporting our story, to get him reenrolled.
A vintage car mechanic an small biz owner was the face of Georgia Pathways to Coverage, @GovKemp ‘s Medicaid work requirement experiment. Then technical glitches and red tape caused him to lose his coverage — twice. #gapol @thecurrentga Read more https://t.co/A6MdA9Jhgq
