Morning Reads – Thursday, June 10, 2021

Peaches 

• At a crossroads, the Georgia GOP can’t quit let go
• Raffensperger: 200 cases of fraud but nothing widespread
• Could a forensic audit of Georgia’s Nov. 3 election results change the outcome? No
• Church leaders protest Georgia voting law in hopes of federal oversight
• 2 rankings on health put Georgia at the bottom of states. And the roads are killing people, too.
• More Vogtle delays forthcoming
• Redistricting kickoff set for next week
• Does Georgia’s Board Of Education Resolution Perpetuate The Racism Of Prioritizing White Peoples’ Feelings Over Truth?

Jimmy Carter

• In some countries, people think they have too much freedom of speech
• White House and Kennedy request Supreme Court travel records
• Border surge sends prices soaring; smugglers can earn $200,000
• The Fed’s none-too-generous interest rate attracted $497 billion in funds on June 8
• McGahn on Trump’s pressure: I felt ‘perturbed, trapped’
• San Jose Mayor Proposes Gun Oners Carry Insurance, Pay an Annual Fee
• Right to Repair Gets Additional Challenger in MA

Sweet Tea

• The race for space
• More focus on the heavier weights of airline passengers 
• Facebook entering the smart device market
• Nun needs more confession
• Why burnout won’t go away even as life returns to normal
• How the COVID pandemic changed Antarctica