Morning Reads – Thursday, December 14, 2017

Peaches

• House Rural Development Council yields lackluster recommendations 
• Georgia private colleges working to serve Puerto Rico students
• Assurant expanding in Georgia, Deal says
• Some Georgia lawmakers eye Medicaid waivers 
• Man arrested for pretending to be a lawyer
• Betty Price gets a hardship waiver for her ethics violations
• A second implosion to bring down what they couldn’t before

Jimmy Carter

• Growing number of Americans say Christmas isn’t a religious holiday
• California considers moving toward mileage tax for vehicles
• Growing number of journalists jailed worldwide
• Economic expansion could be longest on record
• David Cameron to Trump on ‘Fake News’ campaign

Sweet Tea

• For sale at Walmart.com: Pot tree that will light up a room
• Ditching FM radio?
• Research on what we all suspected about cell phones
  • What we all suspected about cell phones – part 2
• Media powerhouse power transfer