Mike Ross

Mike Ross

Mike Ross is a dedicated journalist at Go Big Blue Country, where he covers Local News, Crime News, and Politics with accuracy and integrity. With years of reporting experience, Mike is committed to keeping readers informed on the issues that matter most to their communities. His work blends investigative depth with clear storytelling, making complex topics accessible and relevant for everyday readers.
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Is It Illegal in GA to Eat Food While Driving? Understanding Georgia’s Distracted Driving Law

Is It Illegal in GA to Eat Food While Driving? Understanding Georgia’s Distracted Driving Law

Georgia – Many drivers often wonder if eating while driving is against the law in Georgia. While using a cellphone behind the wheel is explicitly banned under the state’s Distracted Driving Law, the question remains: can you snack safely on the road without breaking any rules?Though eating while driving in Georgia isn’t technically illegal, the law takes a broader view concerning driver distractions that affect safety. This article explores what Georgia law says about eating behind the wheel, the potential penalties if distracted driving leads to dangerous situations, and steps drivers can take to minimize distractions. What Georgia’s Distracted Driving…
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Thousands Could Lose Up to $300 a Month as Social Security Tightens SSI Rules

Thousands Could Lose Up to $300 a Month as Social Security Tightens SSI Rules

Washington, D.C. – The Social Security Administration (SSA) is preparing to reverse a significant 2024 policy expansion that increased access to Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for low-income households. This reversal threatens to cut benefits by up to $300 per month for hundreds of thousands of seniors and individuals with disabilities, potentially removing eligibility for many. Individuals relying on SSI or those assisting loved ones with these benefits must understand the implications of these changes and act soon to advocate for protections before the policy becomes final. The Changing Landscape of SSI Eligibility Earlier in 2024, the SSA implemented a Biden-era…
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Whistleblower Alleges Elon Musk’s DOGE Program Uploaded US Social Security Data to Vulnerable Database

Whistleblower Alleges Elon Musk’s DOGE Program Uploaded US Social Security Data to Vulnerable Database

Washington, D.C. – A recent whistleblower revelation has sent shockwaves through the U.S. government landscape, alleging that Tesla CEO Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) improperly duplicated and uploaded the entire Social Security data of over 300 million Americans to a vulnerable cloud database. This serious claim, highlighted in a protected disclosure, raises concerns about potential risks to sensitive personal data and an alleged abuse of authority within a high-profile government program. Since the launch of DOGE, Musk's attempt to streamline government operations has sparked significant controversy. Critics, including tech magnate Bill Gates, have voiced alarm over how the…
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Could Your Social Security Payment Be Reduced This Week on Aug. 27? What Beneficiaries Need to Know

Could Your Social Security Payment Be Reduced This Week on Aug. 27? What Beneficiaries Need to Know

Bucks County, PA – Some Social Security beneficiaries may experience a reduction in their benefit checks when the third Social Security payment for the month of August is distributed on Wednesday, Aug. 27. This potential decrease is due to the Social Security Administration (SSA) beginning to withhold 50% of benefits from recipients who have been overpaid but have not yet started repayment plans. The SSA’s Office of the Inspector General revealed in a February 2025 report that the agency had overpaid a staggering $13.6 billion in Social Security benefits during fiscal years 2020 to 2023. While the exact number of…
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New Poll Shows 81% of Americans Agree with Trump on Crime in Cities

New Poll Shows 81% of Americans Agree with Trump on Crime in Cities

Washington, D.C. – A recent poll reveals that an overwhelming 81% of American adults perceive crime in large cities as a major problem. This public concern aligns with President Donald Trump's stance on urban crime, prompting decisive federal actions including the deployment of National Guard troops to cities such as Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. Trump has also indicated plans to potentially expand these crime crackdowns to other metropolitan areas like New York and Chicago, stirring debates on the balance between public safety and federal authority. Public Opinion and Crime Concerns in Urban Areas The new poll underscores the widespread…
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Israeli Official Accused of Nevada Sex Crime Ordered to Appear in Court via Zoom

Israeli Official Accused of Nevada Sex Crime Ordered to Appear in Court via Zoom

Henderson, NV – An Israeli cybersecurity official, Tom Alexandrovich, accused of attempting to meet a 15-year-old girl for sex outside Las Vegas, has been ordered to appear in court remotely via Zoom after missing his initial arraignment hearing last Wednesday. The unusual case has drawn significant attention both locally and internationally due to the defendant’s rapid release on bail and subsequent return to Israel. The Background of the Case Tom Alexandrovich, a senior cybersecurity official for the Israeli government, was arrested in Henderson, just outside Las Vegas, as part of a targeted operation against child sex predators conducted by Nevada…
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Woman Who Lived in Homeowner’s Attic Pleads Guilty to Dismembering and Burning Him in Fire Pit

Woman Who Lived in Homeowner’s Attic Pleads Guilty to Dismembering and Burning Him in Fire Pit

Summit Township, PA – A disturbing case out of Summit Township, Pennsylvania has drawn intense attention after a 37-year-old woman admitted to fatally shooting a 66-year-old homeowner, then gruesomely dismembering and incinerating his remains in a backyard fire pit. The woman, Marisa Jean Rodriguez, had reportedly been living unnoticed in the victim's attic for several months before the brutal killing. Rodriguez pleaded "guilty — mentally ill" last week to multiple felonies related to the 2023 murder of Michael Maisner, including third-degree murder and abuse of a corpse. The shocking crime has exposed harrowing details about the woman's actions and mental…
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Shock Poll: Majority of Americans Support Trump’s Military Crackdown on Crime-Ridden Cities

Shock Poll: Majority of Americans Support Trump’s Military Crackdown on Crime-Ridden Cities

Washington, D.C. – A recent poll reveals that a significant portion of Americans are backing President Donald Trump's controversial approach of deploying the military and National Guard to combat violent crime in major cities. The president’s decision to send troops into highly crime-stricken areas such as Washington, D.C., with plans for Chicago and New York City, has garnered considerable public attention and support. The Associated Press-NORC survey highlights that over half of Americans, around 53 percent, approve of Trump's crime crackdown initiatives. This marks an important shift in public opinion amid heightened concerns over urban violence, with a striking 80…
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Oklahoma Senator Faces Backlash for Refusing to Wear Seatbelt in D.C. Citing Crime Fears

Oklahoma Senator Faces Backlash for Refusing to Wear Seatbelt in D.C. Citing Crime Fears

Washington, D.C. – Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) has come under fire after openly admitting he does not wear a seatbelt while driving in Washington, D.C. due to fears of carjacking attacks. The controversial remarks, made during a Fox News interview, sparked sharp criticism from analysts and the public alike, who labeled the senator's stance as both tone-deaf and hypocritical. Mullin, a former MMA fighter known for his tough persona, explained that he avoids wearing a seatbelt in the capital out of concern he might be trapped inside his vehicle during a potential attack. This admission has left many questioning the…
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Beach Boys Concert at Oregon State Fair Canceled Due to Unforeseen Circumstances

Beach Boys Concert at Oregon State Fair Canceled Due to Unforeseen Circumstances

Salem, OR – The much-anticipated Beach Boys concert scheduled for September 1 at the Oregon State Fair has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, according to the fair's official website. This news comes after the band's recent cancellation of their August 25 performance at the Alaska State Fair, citing the same reason. Fans who had been looking forward to seeing the legendary band perform at one of the state’s largest fairs will now have their tickets refunded. The cancellation adds to a somber atmosphere as it occurred not long after the passing of Brian Wilson, founding member of the Beach…
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