Opinion

The Seniors Security Act would eliminate property taxes for Georgians over 60 under a lieutenant governor candidate's proposal.

America faces a masculinity crisis, but the the solution is not to abandon manhood, but to find positive and role models to create more caring, loving men and boys.

Research on mRNA vaccines have been under fire in the post-pandemic age, but these immunotherapies are showing promise in the fight against cancer and require more funding.

“Dreamers” who benefited from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals are in limbo, and they deserve for Congress to grant permanent immigration protections.

Data centers use the bulk of the power in Georgia, so they should be paying for the majority of the cost. At the same time, they should investing in clean energy like nuclear.

Georgia's health care system is built on the assumption that caregivers will always endure, but it's clear the strain on them will break the system.

The Credit Card Competition Act would let merchants choose between at least two networks when processing transactions to help lower fees.

Congress would protect the interests of franchisors and their ability to expand and build wealth by passing the bipartisan American Franchise Act.

The AJC editorial board has played an important role in driving the conversations of Atlanta and across Georgia. That will continue in the digital age.

As publisher, I have heard from so many readers sharing their print memories as we enter a new era, showing how deep the relationship is between the AJC and metro Atlanta.